Sentence examples for had similarities from inspiring English sources

The case had similarities to allegations against Reckitt over Gaviscon.

The game had similarities to last week's loss to Oakland.

The Detroit series of 2006 and 2011 had similarities.

And, as astrologers might have predicted, the lives of the two had similarities.

Both stories were standalone tales, sharing no common characters, but they had similarities.

He said they had similarities to the ideology espoused by the Islamic State group.

An AhnLab spokesman, Song Chang-min, said the two attacks had similarities, including the targeted sites.

Why was the liver so hospitable to metastasis, while the spleen, which had similarities in blood supply, size, and proximity, seemed relatively resistant?

About 64.8% of unigenes exhibited similarities higher than 80%, while 9.6% matched hits had similarities ranging from 18% to 60% with sequences in the databases (Supplemental Fig. 2B).

In contrast, it might be said that Richardson and Guinness had similarities, especially in their gift for playing eccentric, often comic characters.

He said the buildup of tensions between the two countries had similarities to the lead-up to the first world war.