Sentence examples for be as among from inspiring English sources

The modes of dress of tribal Indians are exceedingly varied and can be, as among certain Naga groups, quite ornate.

Internet searches will doubtless be as popular among mobile-internet surfers as among their sedentary cousins.

But coordination among computers can be as difficult as it is among people, Farhat said.

Having a confidant was as frequent among men as among women.

It is as prevalent among the soldiers who fought them as among the general population.

The glucose intolerance was as prevalent among Caucasians as it was among African American and Hispanic children, who traditionally have higher rates of diabetes.

— murder is a very male practice, just as execution is, but not suicide, which is as common among women as it is among men.

In an Olympic year, when swimming is thrust into the spotlight, competition is as fierce among merchandisers as it is among athletes.

If Republican candidates were as popular among minority voters as they are among white voters, winning elections would be much easier.

(Head scale patterns are as unique among blue iguanas as fingerprints are among humans).

Furthermore, treatment has been reported as not being as intensive as among patients without diabetes [ 1- 3].