Sentence examples for using different names and from inspiring English sources

Al-Qaida has been around for more than a decade, using different names, and the appeal of Isis has been growing recently.

But they became suspicious when he began using different names and they noticed his poor grammar and spelling, police Commander Gavin Primo said.

A conservative reaction began late in 1998: the Judiciary, which is controlled by the Supreme Leader, started closing reform newspapers (many of which promptly reopened using different names), and then jailing the journalists causing the trouble.

Apart from using different names and some minor details this story is the same as the episode that Waugh later used as the climax to A Handful of Dust: an elderly settler (modelled in manner, speech and appearance on Christie), rescues and holds captive a lost explorer and requires him to read aloud the novels of Dickens, in perpetuity.

One of the most time-consuming tasks that took place during the workshops was the reduction in the misalignment of the definitions and the contexts of each PCC service in each LHA; it was commonly the case that the representatives of each LHA labelled the same service using different names, and in some cases labelled services that were very different with the same name.

Such numbers are becoming more and more common, although companies use different names and compute them in varying ways.

Because some theories share overlapping variables describing using different names [ 8, 41], and most differences are due to an emphasis of one variable over another [ 1], it would serve the development of this field to conduct studies to identify particular variables that perform best in predicting behaviour change.

Each inquiry was made twice using different names, "one distinctively African-American and the other distinctively white".

An important next step regarding these corpora is a careful analysis and normalization of the entity and relationship types, as different corpora refer to the same concept using different names, e.g. 'gene'protein'in' and 'GeneProtein' for gene/proteins annotations.

The researchers manipulated teachers' beliefs about the child's gender and race using different names, such as DeShawn or Latoya to suggest a black boy or girl, and Jake and Emily to suggest a white boy or girl.

Consider using different names — or writing a different book.