Sentence examples for employed similarly from inspiring English sources

Ms. Leyland, who is known for her disc spinning at New York fashion events, will be employed similarly at Fashion Week, and Ms. Kuts, based in Philadelphia, at the online music awards.

The study team has employed similarly unambiguous language in statements in other public fora.

SoftBank reportedly employed similarly heavy-handed tactics when it was looking to invest in the dog-walking service Wag, into which it sunk $300 million in January.

The described mechanism can be employed similarly to realize a pFET device (i.e., a p-p doping profile) by applying V SG < 0, V G < 0 (cf. Fig. 3d).

In the current study, small databases of a few tens of speakers that are more relevant to forensic case work applications were employed (similarly to [26,27]), and therefore we adopted a simpler one-stage LR computation structure as depicted in Figure 2.

The mabaraza were employed similarly to how focus group discussions would typically be used for qualitative inquiry; these community assemblies were conducted specifically for eliciting group discussions and interactions about the community perspectives on this particular content area [ 42].

Chinese and Japanese aid models employ similarly business-like approaches to aid and development which are driven largely by self-interest.

Disposing of human waste instead of letting it flow in open sewers seems obvious today, but the new public health directors will need to employ similarly radical thinking if they are to tackle today's plagues of obesity and sexually transmitted infections.

Today, companies employ similarly clever -- if not always quite so dapper or well known -- investigators to extract information and synthesize solutions to corporate problems.

In Nigeria, the Islamist Boko Haram employs similarly brutal tactics to impose a fascistic separatism.

Disparity between muscle size and scaffold shape is both phylogenetically structured and conserved, indicating that closely related species employ similarly composed retraction mechanisms.