Sentence examples for track one another from inspiring English sources

And while the two have the same Article III starting point, they do not necessarily track one another.

Another potential problem, Mr. Entner said, could arise if adults used the service to track one another without permission.

Careful examination of this chart reveals that the green and blue dots track one another very well reproducing all the peaks and flat periods.

American and Russian submarines used to track one another at close quarters, seeking information and advantage in a dangerous effort to control the ocean depths.

FedEx's main rival, United Parcel Service, has not disclosed plans to raise 2010 rates, though the two companies tend to track one another closely.

When we superimpose the global trend line of our new index upon that of the Living Planet Index, a well-respected measure of the rate at which biodiversity is declining, the result is astonishing: They track one another almost perfectly, with both falling about 30percentt between 1970 and 2009.

Between 1994 and 2005, Pew noted, views on immigration among Republicans and Democrats "tracked one another closely".

WASHINGTON — For 17 months, they tracked one another's movements like prey.

The drones themselves hove in and out of view, tracking one another and watching the workers, negotiating the dank interiors of grim, empty dormitories, sweeping down corridors and resting, mid-air, in front of bits of sad graffiti and pin-ups pasted to the walls.

We look askance at those young adults in a swivet of tech-enabled multifriending, endlessly texting, tracking one another's movements — always distracted from what they are doing by what they are not doing, always connecting to people they are not with rather than people right in front of them.

For most of the past 50 years, the income growth lines for the middle 20percentt of Americans and the 20percentt right below them tracked one another.