Sentence examples for similar foundation from inspiring English sources

The structural similarities of these cases provides insights into less tangible aspects of either context, such as policymaker preferences, where different approaches have emerged from a similar foundation.

Across the San Francisco Bay, a similar foundation to support the Oakland Unified School District, where the median family income is $44,384, raised $138 a pupil that year.

The data used for the calculations are obtained from publicly available sources and the example shows that the simplified method arrives at a similar foundation to the one actually used in the project.

George Wallace's third-party campaign for president in 1968 was built on a similar foundation of white racism and anti-government rage, skillfully exploiting the fears and hatreds of Americans who despised the upheavals of the 1960s.

The small lumber town Philomath, Ore., has had a similar foundation for many years, funded by a lumber-company owner, that provides four-year scholarships to every graduate of Philomath High School.

From her previous career and academic experiences, Hanson already had a firm foundation in the natural sciences and felt that the MPA-ESP program at SIPA would enable her to build a similar foundation in environmental policy.

Divergent goals have cracked other teams with similar foundations.

It sounds – it is – careless and ugly, but the British economy had similar foundations.

A policy with similar foundations for algorithms would encourage developers to think carefully about what they are training their machines to do for people and to people.

A number of successful free and open-source software projects, including the Linux operating system and the Apache Web server, are supported by similar foundations.

Jack B. Siegel, a lawyer in the nonprofit field who operates a Web site, www.charitygovernance.com, said chief executive positions at similar foundations were typically demanding, full-time jobs.