Sentence examples for like those of starting from inspiring English sources

The number of New York City apartments considered affordable to hundreds of thousands of moderate-income households — with incomes like those of starting firefighters and police officers — plunged by 17percentt between 2002 and 2005, according to a new report by researchers at New York University.

Valadez, who lost the likes of starting pitcher Alex Bang and closer Clayton Hermann to graduation, still believes pitching will be the strong suit for his Spartans.

If the venture and its processes fare well, the corporation can then evaluate whether and how to adapt its own processes to be more like those of the start-up.

If your agency or employer wants stuff to happen quickly, you need to persuade them that in reality your efforts are like those of a start-up.

“I like the chaos of start-ups,” she says.

Unfortunately, what happens is that people who could not hold a candle to the likes of Hendrix started noodling away.

For now, I'll settle for efforts like those of Degreed and Pluralsight starting to clear the field of mindless credentials like the one I posted on my LinkedIn profile a couple years ago.

"For me it's kind of like starting over," she says.

It's a bit insulting to theatergoers to presume that they need to be reminded of the touchstone events of those days, like starting a World War II film with Franklin Delano Roosevelt's date-of-infamy speech.

But the innovations are real and disruptive, and, like those of any Web start-up, can be imitated by other, perhaps more sustainable ventures with better modes of business.

— like those of Love Canal, NY previously — started to mobilise against industrial water contamination which they believed was causing leukaemia among children, even though state agencies had declared the water safe.