Sentence examples for bestow the same from inspiring English sources

It found that marriage did make a difference to stability, but that once you remove factors such as maternal level of education (which is hugely influential), the job of the father, the age of the mother, and a variety of characteristics that are in essence mostly subsets or indicators of wealth – then marriage doesn't bestow the same quality.

For example, in 1922, Western medical doctors protested against the Beiyang government's attempt to bestow the same professional status to traditional Chinese and Western medicine.

We are seeing examples of this already in a new service called MuniRent, which lets local municipalities rent equipment to one another, and may potentially bestow the same convenience and cost efficiencies realized by consumers of Uber, Lyft and Airbnb.

Minimalists, by contrast, are more likely to hold that properties are coarse-grained (see §6 Identity Conditions): they are identical just in case they necessarily have the same instances or just in case they bestow the same causal powers on their instances.

The ACM declared him Entertainer of the Year four years in a row (2004 07), and the Country Music Association bestowed the same honour, also four times (2004, 2006 08).

Patiently photographed by Carlos Vásquez, who bestows the same gentle attention on grainy snapshots and the beautifully ruined face of an aging drag queen, "108" peels back layers of delusion and dishonesty.

At each stop, Mr. Bush bestowed the same generically positive words on the candidates, raced through the highlights of his domestic agenda, denounced terrorism and implored people to vote on Tuesday.

It's directed by Peyton Reed, whose previous work includes two of the most exquisite cinematic confections of the new century, "Down with Love" and "The Break-Up," and — frankly, somewhat to my surprise — he bestows the same effervescent touch on the world of Marvel.

The metropolitan of Plovdiv, Nikolai, bestowed the same church title on Petar Mandzhukov, an international arms dealer, and later announced that he planned to sell his Rolex watch to pay the unpaid electricity bill for a church in his diocese, apparently hoping to quell public anger both at church riches and at the rising price of electricity that helped spark the recent protests.

As a result, neurons of the same type are assigned disparate names, while neurons of different types are bestowed the same name.

Local magazine Echo Australe, which named then-mayor of Antananarivo Marc Ravalomanana their Entrepreneur of the Year in 1999, bestowed the same honor on Rajoelina in 2000.