Sentence examples for being essentially the same from inspiring English sources

Herein, however, we show that such complexes are not electrocatalysts for this transformation, with the amount of ammonia detected being essentially the same under N2 and under Ar.

Seumas Milne's analysis actually carries a basic flaw, which is to view all Muslims, regardless of where they might live, regardless of their economic or social circumstances (see Asra Nomani on the American side of the Pew findings), as being essentially the same.

Now despite being essentially the same, the matter is not characterized by posteriority, unlike the composite, and the composite is not characterized by priority, unlike the matter.

Toshiba has obviously found some comfort in this design, with all 3 models being essentially the same thing: a 1Ghz Snapdragon CPU with varying fancy hardware tucked behind the same big ol' 4.1 inch WVGA screen.

As shown in Table 3, dentine, cementum and bone are quite similar and for general purposes of material scientists they are regarded as being essentially the same material (Elliott 2002; Weiner and Wagner 1998; Currey 2002; Rho et al. 1998; Fratzl et al. 2004; Rubin et al. 2003; Su et al. 2003; Pellegrino and Blitz 1972; LeGeros et al. 1987; Jones 2001).

Iwata described having to resize the console so close to manufacturing as being essentially the same as making another handheld.

But the policy is essentially the same.

The situation this year is essentially the same.

But it is essentially the same deal.

E.P.U.: It's essentially the same.

It's essentially the same argument.