Sentence examples for sufficiently alike from inspiring English sources
Some are sufficiently alike to form solid solutions (see alloy).
Each iteration is sufficiently alike that comprehension is unproblematic, but also sufficiently unique that the meaning of a word cannot be fixed.
The DNA of dog and man are sufficiently alike so that gene maps of inherited canine diseases will help identify the genes for their human counterparts... Hereditary illness is vastly easier to study in dogs... Purebred dogs are far more genetically homogeneous than any human population, and that makes it easier to trace and identify recessive genes in them...
The DNA of dog and man are sufficiently alike so that gene maps of inherited canine diseases will help identify the genes for their human counterparts... Hereditary illness is vastly easier to study in dogs... Purebred dogs are far more genetically homogeneous than any human population, and that makes it easier to trace and identify recessive genes in them..
Ms. Herrera and Gillian Murphy, as the Ballerina, bring stellar distinction to the episode where they, masked, bewilder Zina's husband, Pyotr (which is which?), yet Ms. Reyes and the highly engaging Isabella Boylston look sufficiently alike to make the identity confusion more convincing.
hOne might argue that the two are sufficiently alike.
"Many of these violations are preventable, but solutions will require the concerted attention and action of international and Afghan authorities alike, which to date has not been sufficiently forthcoming," Human Rights Watch said.
(This book is sufficiently Irish for "Howard," "Coward" and "Cowherd" to have sounded alike to young Howard when his classmates taunted him).
Fans and Bryant alike are hoping by that point he'll be sufficiently healthy for Mike D'Antoni to "pencil" him into the opening night roster.
Understanding how this simpler IS was sufficiently functional to persist and continue evolving under the pressure of natural selection constitutes a challenge for immunologists and evolutionary biologists alike [ 6].
