Sentence examples for taking this same from inspiring English sources

The inability to win a trophy since taking this same competition in Madrid in 1964 has been all the more galling because footballers of lavish gifts have been among those who floundered.

I asked Clare Mosely, head of charity Care4Calais if she felt people were taking this same distant view towards the jungle and migrant crisis, saying, "It's what the UK is doing right now.

On the other hand, taking this same elderly population into consideration, there was a high correlation between 25OHD concentrations and the quantity of UVB rays to which the elderly individuals had been exposed throughout the year, suggesting that with an effective sun exposure, even elderly people can produce enough vitamin D at that latitude.

The last time he took this same walk it was through piles of rubble.

I have taken this same trip, and yes, it is a very tough one, but I do not recall it proceeding at "about five kilometers an hour".

Let the state slap you in the face and call you failures?" Later, I took this same test, frantically filling in bubbles with a No. 2 pencil while tortured by the ticks of an amplified clock.

As a youth leader belonging to the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community U.S.A., I have always openly condemned terrorism and have taken this same message to tens of thousands of others through Muslims for Peace fliers in various cities in northern New Jersey.

Because for everyone who would use average figures to make special claims on behalf of a group or take them as proof of "institutional racism", there are many others who will take this same trend data as scientific evidence to underpin racist stereotypes.

(Senator John McCain, now the presumptive Republican nominee, took this same lesson in the Michigan primary, when he suggested that high-paying industrial jobs were a thing of the past. His opponent, Mitt Romney, insisted he could somehow summon that lost time, and he won handily).

Christian doctrine, as Royce presents it, takes this same postulate as "a report concerning the supernatural works of Christ" (Royce 2001 [1913], 186).

The larger vision with Notion, however, is not just to fix email, but to take this same intelligence and extend it beyond the inbox.