Sentence examples for using similarly from inspiring English sources

But Asian business schools are using similarly aggressive efforts to promote their programs.

In June, the same Luxembourg-based court annulled the commission's decision to block a merger of two travel companies, Airtours and First Choice, using similarly blunt language to criticize the way the union's antitrust regulators reach decisions.

Using similarly bullish language to the Prime Minister, he said that if EU leaders "snub" reform demands, then voters would "think again" about membership.

Mr. Forbes, who  was trying to get out of the Franklin Correctional Facility, was charged with forgery and escape on Oct. 8, the same day that Mr. Walker was released from the prison using similarly faked documents.

Clinical studies using similarly matched constructs are required to show whether these findings translate into improved clinical outcomes.

This supports the idea that each cortical area conducts calculations using similarly structured neuronal modules: what we term canonical computational motifs.

"As the free service only works between customers using similarly-branded Skype phones, failure to win a critical mass 'seed' customer base will confine the service to the dustbin of history," said Emeka Obiodu, analyst with Global Insight.

Using similarly-sounding words to generate new meanings for one or more of them is called "paronomasia" (Ames 2008), and at times, homonyms or near-homonyms are used to define a word, a technique used in China's first dictionary the Shuowen jiezi (ca. 1st century CE).

Blots were probed with labeled ~200 bp PCR products amplified from M. m. domesticus (Zalende/EiJ) genomic DNA by PCR with primers spanning a splice junction between exon 2 and intron 2 in B6_ a2 or B6_ a27 or from M. pahari genomic DNA using similarly-located primers.

Soon after, they used similarly brusque tactics with Mr. Stern.

Beijing has used similarly vague, arbitrary and all-too-convenient charges to punish dissidents.