Sentence examples for same ability as from inspiring English sources
Sanders had the same ability as Johnson to make his team's result nearly irrelevant.
St . Patricks Cathedral, Central Synagogue and St. Bartholomew's CathedralhiCentral Synagoguer north, wand the Stme ability as Grand Central Terminal to sell unused development rights.
Medical researchers emphasize that they do not know if the new virus will develop the same ability as SARS to spread from person to person.
He pointed out that while condos do not have the same ability as co-ops to delve into a buyer's personal and financial background, some condo bylaws require the seller to provide some information about the buyer.
"In so doing, Quinn acquired the same ability as an authorized Verizon employee to test and disable telephone numbers within various telephone area codes across the country," the indictment charges.
"I had a lot of friends who maybe had almost the same ability as me, but, due to reasons I don't really understand, they just couldn't make it through.
Today the British sector includes troops from Sweden, Norway, Finland and Canada that, overall, do not have the same abilities as the original complement, according to NATO officials.
"Her ability to operate alone," Nelson told the BBC (maybe not completely getting the whole "united" part about the UN), "and to be her own independent person but also to work right alongside with the same strength and same abilities as some of the strongest male superheroes, I think is a testament to her character and kind of ties back to the UN designation and this idea of gender equality".
It offers the same abilities as the specialized Myrinet Express stack, without requiring dedicated support from the networking hardware.
You don't even think about it being a computer at that point, it's just a big screen with a keyboard that gives you all the same abilities as that big, bulky machine on your desk.
In such a kind of traditional validation, 'if the performance on the two tests is sufficiently similar, then the new test can be said to have been "validated" by means of the old one' (Baker, 1989, p. 22) without there being 'little external evidence that these tests are measuring' the same abilities as their well-established criterion (Mackey & Gass 2005, p. 108).
