Sentence examples for much overlap with from inspiring English sources

I would point out to Mr. Valenti that the group he so opportunistically compares to terrorists has much overlap with the motion picture association's own customer base.

Basically on the grounds that those units would be occupied by the highest income tenants and also because that would pretty much overlap with new construction.

Specializing in fashionable flatbreads, which in a Venn diagram would pretty much overlap with artisanal pizzas, Gleason's shows both admirable restraint and whimsicality.

Although there is much overlap with "We Are What We Eat," Pillsbury's book is less concerned with ethnic interchange than with how migration and the economy have shaped the American diet, region by region.

But with this pricier Streaming Stick+, there would be too much overlap with the Premiere ($79.99) and Premiere+ ($99.99), so both Premiere's are now going away.

And because Islam's ethical guidelines at times have so much overlap with other religions, he even had Christian leaders inquiring about the product.

It was one of those rare instances for me as an actor where what I say as the character very much overlapped with what I believe as a person myself.

Sapphire so far has not been much considered for intensity-based FRET (fluorescence resonance energy transfer) applications because its emission was too much overlapping with that of other GFP mutants used as acceptors.

QUESTION FROM MICHIEL SIKMA: How much overlap is there with those protesting this mosque and those complaining about the constitution being "under attack", like we saw during the health care debate?

Facebook has well over 300 million users now, but I'm just not sure how much overlap there is with the cufflink crowd.

One interesting question for these views is how much overlap they share with a reasons-responsive view, such as Fischer and Ravizza's (discussed in section B above).