Sentence examples for unleashed of the same from inspiring English sources

While The Complete Saga focuses on all six episodes of the series, The Force Unleashed, of the same name of the multimedia project which it is a part of, takes place in the largely unexplored time period between Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope and casts players as Darth Vader's "secret apprentice" hunting down the remaining Jedi.

The violence across the vast Indonesian archipelago may have been unleashed by the same event the fall of ex-president Suharto in 1998 but its causes are multifaceted.

He just unleashed the same arsenal on the free-agent market.

This is the ethical dilemma: how can we act ethically in the moment and be purblind to the evil that we unleash at the same time?

Now Vudu, one of the earliest developers of Internet-to-television boxes, wants to unleash the same kind of creativity on your big television screen.

In Argentina's case, the losses its central bank sustained, and the inflation it unleashed, were both symptoms of the same underlying cause: a government that relied on the central bank to finance unaffordable spending.Chile's government, by contrast, pursued a tight fiscal policy.

The racism hidden behind coastal townhouses is unleashed, before the philanthropy of the same town's most disadvantaged people is revealed.

As the Internet sweeps across the Pacific, Mr. Kwok believes technology will unleash the same frenzy of sudden wealth and disorienting change in Asia.

This is Mayor Dennis Archer's response to human rights campaigners who plan, starting on Sunday, to unleash the same kind of protests that left Seattle with $2.5 million in damage last December after a meeting of the World Trade Organization.

16 Detroit Braces for Protests Human rights campaigners plan to unleash in Detroit the same kind of protests that left Seattle with $2.5 million in damage last December after a meeting of the World Trade Organization.

And just as the internet encouraged an entrepreneurial ethos, and with it the creation of a few too many dotcom firms, Africa's surge in mobile-phone use may unleash the same sort of business energy, but tailored to local needs.One such initiative is about to begin.