in kind造句
(31) The secondary imagination is its echo, alike in kind with the primary but different in degree and in mode of operation.
(32) Self-sufficiency, payment in kind and living-in service were all shrinking.
(33) The manoeuvre was different in kind, and even less justifiable, than a heart transplant.
(34) Leaseholders generally paid part of their rent in kind, so that in many ways renting and sharecropping tenures were similar.
(35) Interestingly, scientists are now saying that odour is different in degree to memory rather than different in kind.
(36) I paid him back in kind for hitting me.
(37) Some of these farmers even allowed repayment in kind.
(38) They paid their taxes in kind.
(39) They are different in size but not in kind.
(40) Domestically, agricultural saving frequently occurs in kind.
(41) If I were a mayor for a day, I'd pass an edict that every utility company digging up an urban street would have to pay a tree tax in kind.
(42) After autumn receives grain method to be called rent in kind.
(43) Unless saving and investment are done in kind, a financial intermediary must link saver and investor.
(44) Phasing out housing distribution in kind while phasing in housing monetarization is a material breakthrough in the decade-long housing system reform of China.
(45) Article 5 The parties to an equity joint venture may make their investment in cash, in kind or in industrial property rights, etc.
(46) Since then, Hudyma claims Moscow, has insisted on paying cash instead of providing payment in kind.
(47) The attach 4009 command starts debugging the currently running nweb server, and the GDB Debugger responds in kind by reading all the symbolic information about the process it can.
(48) Etymologically speaking, a fairy is something quite particular, related in kind to the naiads, or water nymphs, and while of the genus, we are sui generis.
(49) Can save the pay debt in kind number inquiry necessary debit heatingnumber through the agricultural bank?
(50) The OCOG may establish a al area dealing with in Kind aspects.
(51) Mineral resources belong to property in kind and mining rights belong to thing right.
(52) Instead, it seeks to clarify, among other things, that the United States need not respond to a cyber-attack in kind but may use traditional force instead as long as it is proportional.
(53) The former are a reductio ad absurdum of the latter precisely because both claims follow from the same philosophical approach to rights — they are differences in degree, not in kind.
(54) The herdsmen listed pay on credit as the first way to improve the situation, the others were pay in kind , decrease the price of health services , loan without interest and loan according their ranks.
(55) From this perspective male and female genitals are not essentially different in kind but merely located in different places, one inside and one outside, each possessing identical elements.
(56) Mr Green paid Mr Smith in kind for beating him up badly.
(57) The intelligentsia responded in kind: it paid tribute to his courage, read his works in samizdat but was spooked by his anti-Western attitude and refused to recognise him as one of their number.
(58) The modern Chinese interactive verb is in kind of verb that is a quite special minor sort.
(59) Mrs. Cadwallader detested high prices for everything that was not paid in kind.
(60) Hundreds of fans were at Luton airport to wave off their heroes. The players, resplendent in Armani suits and including the injured Wayne Rooney, responded in kind.
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