Sentence examples for old scenarios from inspiring English sources

Once an organization has a set of strategies that work, they can run different strategies on different days depending on conditions, or invent new strategies based on old scenarios.

The old scenario.

But unlike the situations in the other five divisions, the Yankees are being pursued by the Red Sox, in the same old scenario.

"What we have here is an old scenario that has played out over the last century in ethnic politics," said Clement A. Price, a professor of history at Rutgers University-Newark who is a longtime observer of city politics.

Thompson later told BBC Scotland: "We did not use the two years old scenario as quoted".

This building worker describes refusing the offer: It's the same old scenario.

To test if this topology was significantly better than the one expected under the old scenario (Additional file 1, Figure S2B), the expected likelihood weight and the Shimodaira-Hasegawa topology tests were performed in Tree-Puzzle.

The results support the old scenario of polyphyletic origin of dsRNA viruses from different groups of positive-strand RNA viruses and additionally reveal extensive horizontal gene transfer between diverse viruses consistent with the network-like rather than tree-like mode of viral evolution.

Results of the sensitivities on these models are shown in Additional file 1. GF Midgley and D Gou (unpublished work) used model results from IPCC AR4 (the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Fourth Assessment Report) to estimate the likelihood of the outcomes estimated using older scenarios.

It's an age-old scenario.

In three of these ads, infidelity is not a metaphor; it is literally what is going on; and the parallels between car-adultery and husband/wife adultery are delineated with such precision, point for point, that the experience of watching is uncomfortable for anyone who has been on either the giving or receiving end in this age-old scenario.