Sentence examples for concerned with the same from inspiring English sources
It is also what happens online when we randomly connect with others concerned with the same social problem, and multiply our individual voices in the process.
Both Camus and Monod, Dr. Carroll writes, were concerned with the same fundamental problem: how to act morally, even heroically, in a random, indifferent universe.
A word frequency analysis of the campaign websites for Better Together and Yes Scotland shows they are mostly concerned with the same issues: currency, tax, the EU, and oil.
'Syria is unique because both the regime and the people are concerned with the same issues: they agree over the Arab-Israeli conflict; they agree in supporting the Palestinians; they agree over the Anglo-US invasion of Iraq.
Each one of these episodes is concerned with the same themes -- violence, passion, religious belief, psychological suppression -- and emerges with the message that none can be understood without the others.
Yet both artist and scientist are concerned with the same materials, both think, and both have their aesthetic moments.
"People have been concerned with exactly the same things, from nutrition to food safety, for hundreds of years," said Alice Kamps, the curator of the show, who dived into the archives, from file cabinets to crumbling notebooks filled with records from the late 1800s, to bring it all together.
Multi-label categorization typically involves a single set of class labels (along a single dimension such as diseases or news categories), and is concerned with assigning the same item into more than one class.
Load balancing is concerned with the issue of allocating the same amount of load to all the processing elements and ensuring that the execution times of these processors are nearly the same.
The comparison and sharing of protocols among societies concerned with the many sides of the same problem represents one of the educational aims to be pursued.
Whereas FreeStyleGames' imminent rival title shows its on-stage action from a first-person perspective, sucking you into the moment, RB4 is more concerned with the interplay between people in the same room.
