Sentence examples for nearly the same way from inspiring English sources

In the modern environment, we aren't exposed to natural risks in nearly the same way.

When people sing together, they may perform the same melodies in very nearly the same way (blended unison) or without attempting to sing exactly together (unblended unison).

Women are not financially dependent on men, or at least not in nearly the same way; nor forced, as Nelly was, into a mistress role.

He doesn't expect sliced apples to dominate in nearly the same way bagged salad has overtaken the lettuce business, he said.

"We have analogs of F15 that are very similar looking, but then they don't work nearly the same way," Dr. Katz said.

His fame is such that Secretary of State Powell may well turn out to be treated as a head of state abroad, and nearly the same way at home.

We thus found c-myc-regulated genes to be located with regard to each other nearly in the same way as genes distributed randomly all over the genome (< 100 kbp).

Notably, by using microarray data stemming from lung tissue of a mouse transgenic line overexpressing the transcription factor c-myc, which served as a negative control, we found regulated genes to be located with regard to each other nearly in the same way as genes distributed randomly all over the genome (0 100 kbp).

And he ended nearly every song the same way: sweeping his arms apart to indicate total finishedness, and abruptly rising from his chair.

Nearly all serve it the same way, getting the meat from a single Queens purveyor in large frozen cones, made of a combination of seasoned ground beef and lamb.

Popular non-fiction guides to human behaviour nearly all work in the same way: they arouse the reader's interest with singular findings, then derive from them what are always called "lessons".