Sentence examples for something in line with from inspiring English sources

"Something in line with the French stamp duty or the British stamp duty" would be less costly for the economy and could be acceptable to Sweden and Britain, Mr. Borg said in comments on the margins of the meeting.

SARAH GREEN: So just from that quick sketch, it may be easy for a listener to assume that this is something in line with Howard Gardner's famous book, Multiple Intelligences.

"I would get input from the child well in advance about what his interests are and finding something in line with them," said Dr. Meier, the psychologist in Maryland.

"We could placate the audience with tried-and-true messages we've all seen before," said William Gelner, executive creative director at 180 Los Angeles, "or we do something in line with what consumers are feeling today".

"We really want something in line with the game, we'll crack the code".

No word on its likely price, but something in line with the $35,000 figure of the current model is expected.

Similarly one would expect other corporate buzzwords like "innovation" and "disruption" to mean something different in the academy--something in line with advancing new ways of thinking and challenging received and entrenched knowledge.

"They will have come under considerable pressure to come up with something more in line with the United States and Japan.

Britons emerged as "remarkably modest" in their aspirations, rejecting the stately home tradition for something more in line with Beatrix Potter.

"I wanted to create something more in line with their experiences and my own," Mr. O'Malley said.

After one project with him, Professor Stratton suggested it would be better for me to do something more in line with physics.