Sentence examples for by approximately the same amount from inspiring English sources

Professor Shapiro argued that the court should impose rules that would lower the barrier to competition in the operating system market by approximately the same amount that Microsoft's illegal acts had raised it.

However, despite preceding dry periods of different severity, and exhibiting different average annual rainfall, air temperatures and reduction in the frequency of subsurface water use by vegetation, leaf area increased by approximately the same amount for both 'recovery' years.

An additional study of the combined effect of hydraulic fracturing and chemical stimulation showed that both types of borehole stimulation increase the permeability by approximately the same amount if dissolution can act directly on the fracture walls.

For a close spacing of DCM column rows of Sr/D ≤ 2 where D is the column diameter, the DCM column rows and soil in between move by approximately the same amount, which is considered effective in terms of soil arching.

In doing so, it increased the American money base (liquidity) by approximately the same amount.Exactly the opposite occurred in the euro zone.

Figures 9, 10 and 11 show that during the bending tests both of the ends (epoxy or no epoxy) varied from their initial lines by approximately the same amount as each other of the course of the test.

It is because any portion of the perimeter is covered by sensors with approximately the same amount of total energy.

The blustery conditions forced the game to be delayed by 15 minutes, approximately the same amount of time it took Pirès to score Arsenal's opening goal.

Approximately the same amount was lost by the company through the devaluation of the currency.

In terms of the free wobble excitation power, we compute the ocean contribution to be 11.9 mas2/cpy, which is approximately the same amount as supplied by the atmosphere.

America supports the harvest of approximately the same amount of whale meat each year by Alaskans as the amount resulting as a by-product of Japan's whale research programmes.