Sentence examples for essentially the same system from inspiring English sources
The result is essentially the same system as before, only with more tests squeezing teachers' time.
This method, essentially the same system used with SLBMs, allows silos to be reused after minor repair.
If this new admissions system seems familiar, that's because it is essentially the same system that the Ivy League uses to this day.
We won't really know how Obamacare works until it has been in operation for a while; but we do know that essentially the same system has been running in Massachusetts since 2006, and is doing pretty well.
Hungarian has essentially the same system, differing only in certain minor details (short e is the front vowel counterpart of a)—e.g., asztal 'table,' asztalok 'tables,' asztalokban 'in the tables,' but föld 'land,' földök 'lands,' földökben 'in the lands.' Similar though less general front-back vowel-harmony systems are found in given dialects of Mordvin, Mari, Mansi, Khanty, and Kamas.
However, essentially the same system is obtained if one takes just the axioms of Q and the induction scheme restricted to, roughly, purely existential formulas (in technical terms, Σ01-formulas; see below) (this was first showed by Parsons 1970).
This was no problem because Manning has been eating off the same plate (i.e., working out of the same system) for essentially his entire eight-year career.
The health care bill the House and Senate are now on the point of passing is essentially the same Romneycare system Masschussetts adopted in 2006.
The new study, immunologists explained, is the culmination of decades of work on allergic reactions and the surprising discovery that many severe allergies are essentially the same immune system event.
