Sentence examples for about the same degree as from inspiring English sources

Except for a group of divergent rural dialects spoken between Hue and Vinh, most of the dialects of Vietnamese differ from each other to about the same degree as do the dialects of English in the United States.

You can push a Camry to about the same degree as the 6i; the difference is that you wouldn't want to.

Although some polemical writers have painted these "Arians" as "rationalists" or presumptuous speculators, the philosophies of the day seem to have influenced and been appropriated by them to about the same degree as their pro-Nicene antagonists, and in general their views seem no more speculative than those of their opponents.

In these mice signaling via adenosine A1 receptors is reduced to about the same degree as after modest consumption of caffeine.

SOD2 protein level seems to be upregulated to about the same degree as mRNA on a timescale of 1 day [19], consistent with a protein half-life of up to about 8 hours.

24 The improvement at 3 months after smoking cessation shown in our FMD data was about the same degree as Johnson et al 23 found at 1 year.

However, that's about as far as it goes, politically; it's about the Global War on Terror to the same degree as Hot Shots! is about the first Iraq war.

Adopting this as a moral fa (model, standard) probably involves doing two things: striving toward the ideal of caring about others' lives, families, and communities to exactly the same degree as we care about our own, and in the meantime, acting as if we in fact already cared about them equally.

But even human children don't show this ability to the same degree as Rico and Chaser until about 2-3 years of age.

Junger is honest about this; he has never claimed to be at risk to the same degree as his subjects.

I cared about the female soldiers in precisely the same way and to the same degree as the male soldiers in the unit – based on their capability to perform.