Sentence examples for has remained virtually the same from inspiring English sources
This alone is more than double the $104 million in capital funds proposed for affordable housing in the 2007 fiscal year's executive budget, an amount that has remained virtually the same in every executive budget since 2001-02 despithethe worsening housing crisis and the 200percentt increase in annual real estate transfer tax revenues.
In the other groups, the ratio of phonaesthemic to arbitrary roots has remained virtually the same.
Although railroads are moving more tons than they did 15 years ago, the railcar fleet has remained virtually the same.
However, over the last two decades of Lauzen's study, the proportion of women working in these roles on major movies has remained virtually the same, hovering between 17 and 20percentt.
While the percentage they have yielded on three-point baskets has improved from 34.9% last season to 31.9% this season, the number of tries by opponents, something Rivers wanted to reduce, has remained virtually the same.
By the early 1930s, Orizaba's typical route had remained virtually the same, though Nassau and Tampico were dropped as ports of call.
Although the principles of palliative care and the aims of home palliative care services have remained virtually the same (Saunders 2000), aspects of service provision have changed throughout the years, incorporating adaptations to fit reorganisations in health systems, expanding to earlier stages of illness, and improving practice in symptom management as better ways of treatment are discovered.
Although her condition has remained virtually unchanged the past few days, doctors were hopeful.
The convenience chain has remained virtually unchanged, from the buildings' design to the products sold.
The site has remained virtually untouched since the stadium was razed in 1951.
