Sentence examples for decided in the same from inspiring English sources
"The case would have been decided in the same way," he said.
The next election will be decided in the same way as all others – on which party has the best policies for jobs, prosperity, fairness, health and education.
Some of our panel were judging on the basis of commercial success, some on the basis of how they have influenced others, but a large number decided in the same way most fans do: nominating acts that had touched them personally.
A significant number of these trainees decided in the same year they were obliged to apply raising the possibility they were unlikely to be fully prepared or informed for the decision.
"Does the plant decide in the same way that we choose at a deli between a Reuben sandwich or lox and bagel?" Taiz asked.
I asked Mancuso if he thought that a plant decides in the same way we might choose at a deli between a Reuben or lox and bagels.
These are classified as payoff-dominant solution (which maximizes the individual payoff, if the interaction partner decides in the same way) and risk-dominant solution (which "minimizes the maximum damage", i.e. maximizes the individual payoff for the worst-case choice of the interaction partner and corresponds to non-cooperative behavior).
After the failed interview I decided that, in the same way I had chosen to join the Parachute Regiment, I would attempt to find an organisation where I liked the people, the culture and its professionalism.
The antivaccine groups also lost the first three cases, which were decided in February 2009 by the same three judges, known as special masters.
The items that did not gain agreement across all four criteria were "I decided not to take promotion", "I decided to stay in the same employment", "I decided to leave a professional association/committee" and "I decided not to go swimming".
Early in production, Whale decided that the same actress cast to play the Bride should also play Mary Shelley in the film's prologue, to represent how the story — and horror in general — springs from the dark side of the imagination.
