Sentence examples for principle very much from inspiring English sources

Gold arbitrage and securities arbitrage operate in principle very much like commodity arbitrage in the domestic market, except that in the two former cases exchange rates are important, either because funds must be remitted abroad for the operation or because the proceeds must be brought home at the end of the operation.

Such treatment of both the Y2O3 and ZrO2 samples yields a very similar impedance vs temperature dependence, which in principle very much resembles that observed under dry conditions.

These principles very much mirror APP's philosophy and environmental commitments and we are delighted to see a major global toy manufacturer adopt the same".

PETER SCHJELDAHL: Not a lot, in principle, but very much, in terms of nuance.

"I don't know the details of the bill," Mr. Johnson said, but "in principle we very much support the labeling and the disclosure".

But the principle is very much as it was – to bring the masterpieces of the 17th century into one magnificent space".

Certainly, his style of commentary – jarring, provocative, often ill-conceived takes delivered with a level of febrile conviction that almost forces you to disagree on principle – is very much in step with the network's priorities.

This principle is very much in the spirit of Herder's theory, but it does go beyond its letter.

This anthropological principle is very much in play for the future of public higher education in Pennsylvania, where the union that represents faculty and coaches at the 14 state owned universities (APSCUF) has gone on strike--for the first time in its 34-year history.

"The way he spoke about his batting almost made me feel as if batting at that level is no different to what it is now - the basics are still the same, the principles are very much similar.

"It's a holiday commemorating a set of principles, and those principles are still very much a part of the American conversation," he said.