Sentence examples for same we may from inspiring English sources

Whether from Jess Ennis or Mo Farah, Sarah Storey or David Weir, the message was the same: we may be the ones on the podium, but behind each of us stands a coach.

"If the weather stays the same we may consider another spinner.

In the case that the phonetic content of enrollment and test sessions is same, we may assert that only those components which are observed in the speaker frames need to be adapted, but FA-based techniques provide a global adaptation to all the Gaussian components including those unobserved Gaussian components, whose performance should be questionable compared with traditional MAP adaptation.

If one takes as foundational a point-of-view that folks are not all the same, we may by choice or necessity rail appropriately against oppression while owning ethically how we have access, if and when we do.

"Refuse to internalize and reject the centuries of woman hating as hard as that might be, with all of us doing these things and educating our children to do the same, we may finally have that chance to stamp on that opportunity to shift the paradigm that led despicable events of this film".

Assuming that all the operations (related to FHE, GC, or our scheme) are implemented under the same optimizations and on the same platform, we may restrict our comparison to the (asymptotic) complexities9 that count how many bit-operations are required to homomorphically evaluate a given function, represented as an arithmetic circuit (in case of FHE and GC) or an assembly program (for our scheme).

Along the same lines, we may imagine that something like fool's gold, iron pyrites, is just like gold in observable properties, differing only in chemical constitution.

Change or more of the same?" Now, we may need to revise it, because while Obama definitely seems intent on more of the same, he looks and sounds more and more like President Nixon.

If we receive multiple complaints about the same issue we may not respond to all.

If we receive multiple complaints about the same matter we may make one response to all.

If they have anywhere the same effectiveness, we may be in deep trouble for a long time.