Sentence examples for orchestrated the same from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koresh might still have orchestrated the same suicidal endgame, but the country would have been spared years of doubts about the wisdom and integrity of its government.

Following...Blue and its enormous success, Davis teamed with arranger Gil Evans for his Sketches Of Spain that orchestrated the same approach taken on the previous album.

When they finished, Iyer said, perhaps disingenuously, "I'm not doing anything but re-orchestrating the same parts".

In contrast an 'OR' operator is used when one component or another may orchestrate the same change in another component.

Today, one could orchestrate the same software system, using up-to-date open-source components, and provide the same service without much effort.

Both plays present violence, but here the violence is orchestrated, in the same way that violence levelled at black men in general department-store profilingeneral department-storeen orchestrated by what some might call the profilingate.

Both plays present violence, but here the violence is orchestrated, in the same way that violence levelled at black men in general — department-store profiling, stop-and-frisk — is often orchestrated by what some might call the police state.

Specific cell types have their unique developmental program and respond differently to environmental challenges, yet are orchestrated by the same genetic blueprint.

The recent mayoral race in Sochi, host of the 2014 Winter Olympics, appeared to have been orchestrated using the same techniques honed in the Putin era.

Color Compositions To Stanton Macdonald-Wright (1890-73) color and sound were equivalent phenomena, and a painting could be orchestrated in the same way a composer arranged notes.

According to forensics reports, several recent Twitter hacks by the group, including an attack on Human Rights Watch last March and The Onion this week, were orchestrated from the same Internet addresses in Russia.