Sentence examples for same for instance from inspiring English sources

He may try to do the same (for instance by expanding tax-free savings accounts), but he is constrained by the grim fiscal reality.

Many exotic species are increasingly considered as pets in Western markets, and the distribution channels are often the same (for instance, pet stores).

The corresponding "conceived signified" can be distinct as well (for instance for the emergence of the generic objects "pot" and "pillar") or the same (for instance a particular blue pot is the conceived signified for both the generic objects "pot" and "blue").

The image of anti-hero Spike Spiegel fighting drug dealer Asimov Solensan wouldn't be the same, for instance, without the hard bop of "Rush".

As the FDR correction only affects the significance level, one can see the 'volcano' heights being compressed, while the width remains the same; for instance, in the case of JRC incubated with 273 nM MeHg (BMC), all apparently significant PS dropped below the usual significance level (p < 0.05).

Some of the segments are easy -- different pieces by the same composer, for instance, or the same piece played by different artists.

"You can't have a course of N.H.S. and private treatment at the same time on the same appointment — for instance, if a particular drug has to be administered alongside another drug which is N.H.S.-funded".

Apple links App Store purchases to consumers' iTunes accounts, making it possible for multiple users (within the same household, for instance) to share the same application.

Finally, tissues deriving from the same disease, for instance tumors of the same type, can vary in their miRNA profile between patients [ 19]. miRNA profiling is therefore used to sub-categorize cancers and other diseases [ 19 21].

Neighboring metros share many of the same features: they tend to have the same weather, for instance.

I still make the same mistakes of callow youth — accidentally accepting two dinner invitations for the same night, for instance, and then lying to both hosts to say I'm sick instead of owning up.