Sentence examples for really akin from inspiring English sources

It's really akin to the regulatory environment of a utility".

Are such compulsions really akin to dependencies like drug and alcohol addiction — or is that just loose talk?

But the case has little to do with the causes of the housing market collapse; at its core, it is really akin to embezzlement from a bank by its employees.

"It's really akin to putting money in the bank," Cary Fowler, the trust's executive director, said in a statement.

Equal weighting is really akin to a very simple quantitative program, meant to beat the market (just like any actively managed fund).

This is a right, this isn't something we can say is truly a right if you have to wait on line for seven hours," said Boxer, who added that long delays are "really akin to denial of a vote".

"It really is akin to the witness protection program".

"It seems to me, from what I understand from doctors, that's really rare," Akin replied.

What we store online is really more akin to the old home filing cabinet than the telephone.

But to diminish McGuire's role in the evolution of Marquette basketball — of Marquette University, really — is akin to diminishing beer's role in the evolution of Milwaukee, something no right-thinking Marquette person would ever do.

The payment is really more akin to a high-interest loan, because Murdoch receives about 20 cents per subscriber per month in return and recoups his investment in a little more than four years.