Sentence examples for the same advance from inspiring English sources

"Had the construction workers given the same advance warning that the taxi drivers gave, they'd have been dealt with in the same way," he said.

Except in cases of imminent danger to the health or safety of an employee or an employee's family member, the employee must provide the same advance notice that is required in the department, lab, or center for taking vacation or personal leave.

Henry Adams responded that while he was against slavery he agreed with more cautious voices like that of Secretary of State William H. Seward, who "says the time has not yet come; that we must wait till the whole country has time to make the same advance that we have made within the last six months, till we can all move together with but one mind and one idea".

In some cases, this means the provider can make more of a profit for the same advance resource price.

Note that if ( t_{1} ) is no more than ( d ), then after finishing process 1 the process for the same item is immediately started in process 2 by the same advance demand information.

It would take 31/2 to seven years to dig, based on the same advance rates.

And the same advances in computer technology that have allowed the airlines to offer more last-minute discounts to customers have also enabled them to maximize passenger loads.

The design and operation of helicopters have derived the same advances from computers and composites as have other aircraft, especially in the design and construction of the rotor blades.

(Chinen) Pascal Le Boeuf Trio (Thursday) The pianist Pascal Le Boeuf has a sleek new album, "Pascal's Triangle" (Nineteen Eight), that features the same advanced-propulsion rhythm team found here, with the bassist Linda Oh and the drummer Justin Brown.

That gives security-conscious officials the shivers.But the same advances are making life a lot harder for the kind of spy who deals with humans rather than bytes.

One of the hardest truths about modern life is that the same advances in science and technology that enrich our lives also empower potential killers to achieve their deadliest ambitions.