Sentence examples for much overlap in from inspiring English sources

There doesn't appear to be much overlap, in part because the technology is so different.

Individually, there's not much overlap in their styles: Wang is loose-limbed and deadpan, Forbes wiry and physical, Fouracres professorial or daft depending.

Mr. Vasella said he did not see any antitrust issues for such a merger because there was not much overlap in the two companies' offerings.

Even by lumping them with upper Malay Peninsula specimens a difficult feat from the zoogeographical point of view, there is too much overlap in size and color to allow this separation.

That's in part because there isn't much overlap in their markets or main products.

But they also suggest that since there's not much overlap in content, "many people will subscribe to both Netflix and HBO" and that the services will "both prosper".

Kogej et al.'s [31] work demonstrated that much overlap was observed in selecting compounds using different fingerprints, and the combination of different fingerprints yielded better performance [31].

We also have no firm way of knowing how much overlap there was in a given year between people on the IRS 400 and people on our 400.

It is important to note that very large complex molecules can be elucidated quickly if they are rich in hydrogen atoms as the number of 2D NMR correlations will be high and, assuming there is not too much overlap elucidation may in fact be rather simple.

Scientists were surprised at how much overlap there was in the dietary preferences of wild herbivores, but it was also argued that diet separation and the fact that gregarious wildlife was invariably mobile helped to maintain ecological balance, especially between the woody and grass components of savannas (Taylor and Walker 1978; Child 1995).

Playboy and The Paris Review, periodicals whose subscriber lists don't much overlap but which have in common that their respective founding editors, Hugh Hefner and George Plimpton, are still on the masthead (and, in the case of Plimpton — who doesn't spend all day in his pajamas but does live above the store — still in the building), turn fifty this year.