Sentence examples for essentially the same as when from inspiring English sources

The food is essentially the same as when it was up the block.

Economic conditions and considerations addressed by the committee are essentially the same as when the committee met in February.

The Fed's frustration is evident in the press release that accompanied the rate rise: "Economic conditions...are essentially the same as when the committee [last met]", it snorted.

"It's essentially the same as when kids use curtains as robes and sticks as wands and run around pretending to be witches and wizards," they write.

For example, using the medium survival assumption with a log-logistic model predicted a peak incidence of 6% cases per 1000 person years in 1991, essentially the same as when using the full series of data.

When irrelevant subject-level covariates are used in weighted quantile normalization, power and FDR control are essentially the same as when conventional quantile normalization is used (Fig. 3).

Craig Mod wrote a compelling piece in Wired on the future of the book, and why today's books essentially look the same as when the printing press was first invented.

The deal assigns the company a post-money valuation of  $3.75 billion, meaning Tanium is essentially priced the same as when it last raised roughly $150 million from investors in 2015 at a post-money valuation of $3.65 billion.

Essentially, this approach is the same as when sailors use the apparent brightness of a known lighthouse to estimate how far away it is.

The Cavaliers practiced Wednesday afternoon at the Creighton Sports Complex, which except for the Field Turf infield looks essentially the same as it did when O'Connor played there.

At the very bottom of the income ladder, the inflation-adjusted minimum wage — despite two increases in the past two years — remains essentially the same as it was when George W. Bush took office.