Sentence examples for At the same stage as from inspiring English sources

Jinita Batavia, at the same stage as Walsh, has had a slightly better time of it.

Our problem is we were not at the same stage as Liverpool and were missing a lot of players.

Assists came; goals did not, and a humiliating defeat to Germany at the same stage as 2006 left his place more questioned than ever.

"We are at the same stage as the U.S. in the 1960s," said Carlos Celso do Amaral e Silva, a Cetesb senior adviser, who nevertheless believes Brazil's environmental laws have improved considerably in the last decade.

The concern for the new Almodóvar is not so much the gap between the number achieved and the previous films at the same stage, as the rate of descent, which suggests audience word is less than positive.

In that sense, they are at the same stage as companies were in the early 1990s when it began to dawn on them that perhaps this internet thingy might have repercussions for them.

Townsend hopes her business will pick up but is not over-optimistic: her clients' businesses are mostly at much the same stage as hers.

Inexpensive, efficient postal services are thus an essential adjunct of e-commerce.However, Europe's postal industry today is at much the same stage as its telecoms industry was a decade ago: dominated by slow-moving, state-owned monopolies.

My late friend, the English writer John Brunner, who also quit school at much the same stage as I, once said, 'I had to leave school; it was interfering with my education.' " If Mr. Pohl had finished high school, he wondered, would he have spent his career at American Car and Foundry?

(H ) Gastrula embryo exhibiting splitting of anterior stripes 1 and 2 (and possibly 3), and stronger expression of stripes 4 and 5, with expanded interstripe distance between stripes 5 and 6. (I ) Dorsal view of gastrula embryo at approximately the same stage as in (H ).

After the Five Stairsteps won a talent contest at the Regal Theatre performing on the same stage as Sam Cooke, James Brown, John Coltrane, the Supremes they signed to Curtis Mayfield's Windy City imprint and, in 1967, released an eponymous début.