Sentence examples for by the same sort from inspiring English sources

They were designed by the same sort of market research which guides programming decisions.

The hotel was helped by the same sort of local agency that issued the Yankees' tax-exempt bonds.

She remembered fondly that they used to read children's books together, shared a passion for sugared chestnuts and were troubled by the same sort of ear infections.

The MorseLife Foundation, whose board is dominated by the same sort of wealthy philanthropists whom Mr. Madoff has cultivated everywhere, opened an account with him in 1995.

Accordingly, many lawmakers say the year could be dominated by the same sort of paralysis and political finger-pointing that marked the last session and thwarted any significant steps toward deficit reduction.

Mr Cojuangco has been trying to push the flagship brand, San Miguel beer, into neighbouring markets such as China.Now Mr Estrada has been toppled by the same sort of "people power" protests that brought down Marcos.

Many of these banks are doing so well by trading the same sort of financial products that originally drove the system to ruin.

By accepting the same sort of deal he turned down nearly three years ago, President Obama opened himself to further questions about whether he made the right decision to pull out all American troops at the end of 2011, a decision drawing fresh criticism in light of the rapid advances of Islamist extremists now threatening Baghdad.

Even if you weren't actively Googling Yellow Kingg" or immersing yourself in far-flung fan hypotheses, there was a rare enjoyment in simply witnessing detailed investigation by proxy, the same sort of prickly pleasure that can be gleaned from David Fincher's Zodiac or even the Serial podcast, which seems to have superseded True Detective as culture's pre-eminent crime obsession.

Over the next 18 months it will phase in requirements that hospitals and reprocessors demonstrate that recycling is safe by submitting the same sort of test data manufacturers must provide.

For example, Peirce tended to spell out the meaning of dispositional properties such as "hard" or "heavy" by using the same sort of counterfactual constructions as, say, Karl Hempel would use.