Sentence examples for fueled by the same from inspiring English sources

The flip side of anxiety is excitement: both are fueled by the same neurotransmitter.

Utah lawmakers are setting aside millions of dollars for a legal showdown with the federal government over control of public lands in a fight fueled by the same rightwing activism that inspired an armed standoff in Oregon.

Mitt Romney's big victory in Arizona and his strong showing in Michigan were both largely fueled by the same coalition of voters that have consistently expressed their support for Mr. Romney in exit polls throughout the primary season.

Instead, these were working-class people who, presumably fueled by the same provincialism that leads many New Orleanians to believe that everything in their ecosystem is superior to everything outside of it, were simply fiercely loyal to Tulane football.

Fueled by the same sense of curiosity and geeky connoisseurship that gave birth to the microbrew industry, the single-malt avalanche and myriad small-batch bourbons, rye has been resurrected by whiskey lovers who want to preserve its singular, almost exotic essence.

In the final analysis, this crisis has been fueled by the same combination of greed, dishonesty, willful blindness and wishful thinking that has generated every disaster of capitalism from the Dutch tulip collapse through the Great Depression, the Enron and WorldCom scandals, and the dot-com bust.

By cruel and perhaps paradoxical contrast, Mr. Partin said, many paper companies have been buffeted by increased competition, fueled by that same national recovery, as foreign producers try to expand in a strengthening United States market.

I have come to the troubling conclusion that the uproar is not fueled by the debate on same sex marriage, rather the primary issue has become the tension between conviction and tolerance.

What I have failed to notice in my headlong march down my imaginary hallway is that my need to take action and get this situation under control is fueled by exactly the same fear that I dismissed in my son: I, too, understand on some level that it can happen again.

That same caution, fueled by the bitter lessons of Afghanistan and Iraq, has kept France's allies on the sidelines, supplying aircraft to transport French troops and refuel French fighter jets, as is the U.S., but staying clear of any front-line roles themselves.

Now in this instance, no guns were involved, but it's all part of the same disturbing, ongoing trend, fueled by the insane pressure, uncertainty and competition our kids face today, and further aggravated by the graphic violence constantly churned out by the media and entertainment industries.