Sentence examples for has been about the same from inspiring English sources

The cost of launching Infoville, he points out, has been about the same as building a single kilometre of motorway.

It has not stemmed decline, of course, but the rate of that decline has been about the same as before the switches.

He maintains that it has been about the same for several years and that he can still get to first base in 3.7 to 3.8 seconds.

In the last three weeks, the daily death toll has been about the same, but it includes more women and children than before.

But roughly 200 of South Africa's 400,000 mine workers died in 2005 and in 2006, and the pace this year has been about the same.

Then again, for the past several decades France's fertility rate has been about the same as that in the United Kingdom, which has much more limited pro-natalist policies.

Despite the large number of beliefs (and some conditionings) that can cause approach anxiety, the number that any given person with this problem has is about the same as people with other common problems.

The results have been about the same.

"I think those prices would have been about the same a year ago".

Many other school shooters have been about the same age or even younger.

If a steering committee of Grant, Montgomery, Napoleon, and Agamemnon had been convened to lead the allies, the result would have been about the same.