Sentence examples for but the same number from inspiring English sources

But the same number of marchers gathered in 1863 for a demonstration against Lincoln and his policies.

A city's tax collections shrink, but the same number of roads have to be plowed, and services like garbage collection and firefighting still have to be provided.

But the same number with the same signs trudging along the shoulder of an interstate highway is a startling advertisement for itself.

The book's other central narrative, accorded fewer pages but the same number of instalments, portrays the German art school, Bauhaus, in 1922, 1927 and 1933.

The local branch of the German Federal Labor Office said that in Pforzheim and the surrounding region, there were roughly 10,000 unemployed but the same number had already been moved to short hours.

One billion people living in absolute poverty may not have a vast impact on the natural world; but the same number living the lifestyle of an American or a European is very damaging.

But roughly the same number of moderate and liberal voters went for Mr. Santorum.

She had many more vertebrae than I did – but, astoundingly, the same number of Hox genes as me: 39.

This week, the "compact" edition is published, two-thirds the size of the original, but with the same number of photographs, at a more manageable £35 rather than £95.

It may not have made the headlines, but roughly the same number of men and women spoke at last week's British Science festival in Newcastle.

Polls have generally found that just more than half of the citizens surveyed supported same-sex marriage, but about the same number wanted the constitutional amendment to come before voters.