Sentence examples for Very similar language from inspiring English sources
In fact, the United States voted for very similar language in 1980, in U.N. Security Council Resolution 465.
FirstEnergy prodded dozens of firms, unions, local governments and schools to send FERC supportive comments with very similar language.
They are superficially similar to us and they speak a very similar language to us but they are also rather like ants.
There was very similar language in the contract of Michael R. Bonsignore, the former chief executive of Honeywell International, a manufacturer that almost merged with General Electric, said Judith Fischer, managing director of Executive Compensation Advisory Services.
It is probably a good idea to learn to program in C (or some very similar language) on the computer before you start trying to program in assembly language on your calculator.
The papers use very similar language, and an investigation conducted by a private detective retained by UCLA law professor Eugene Volokh to assist in his investigation of the phenomenon of fake litigation established that, as in this case, neither of the two individuals who were named as defendants and whose signatures appear on the consent orders live at the addresses shown for them.
After all, "Arabic's sister Semitic languages" also used very similar words for the Deity, namely Elaha in Aramaic and Elohim in Hebrew.
"The letters are all very similar in language, text, typing, margins, spacing, and they all complain about the relationship between black men and white females," Hawk said.
As you can see in the images, the Galaxy Note 8.0 has very similar design language to the latest Galaxy Note, and even the Galaxy S III to an extent.
Media coverage of both conflicts includes very similar negative language alluding to companies favoring profit over patient access.
Moreover, Schröder [27], in his study of the emotional corpus analysis as a starting point for the synthesis rules, supports the hypothesis that "vocal emotion expression is very similar across languages".
