Sentence examples for terms for the same from inspiring English sources

Even today, prison terms for the same crime can vary significantly from one part of the state to another.

But is uplift on the same terms, for the same ends, the right framework for viewing African-American, or any other American, history in 2007?

The cost of living is low in dollar terms for the same reason; entrees at an air-conditioned restaurant three blocks from the bicycle factory here start at 50 cents for a large plate of fried rice.

Or, to put it in fashion terms, for the same amount of money, said woman could buy a Tom Ford and a Chloe bag and come away with change.

The use of various terms for the same topic, sometimes even synonyms, contributes to the completeness of the search [1].

Sometimes, similar terms have different meanings, and often, there are multiple terms with different meanings, and multiple terms for the same phenomenon or process.

GERMANS may think they invented Schadenfreude, but Arabs have an ancient and precise term for the same thing.

Their opponents have a different term for the same thing: they call it a "denial clause," and their allies in Albany have said that they will not pass any legislation containing such an exemption.

Robert Sutton in his book (using a cruder term for the same sort of person) The No Asshole Rule: Building a Civilized Workplace and Surviving One That Isn't, argues that talented yet disruptive employees always cause more harm than good.

Yet simply cutting them out of the loop only makes them less functional in the long term, for the same reason that an unused muscle becomes atrophied.

Some authors prefer the term "protocarnivorous" because it implies that these plants are on the evolutionary path to true carnivory, whereas others oppose the term for the same reason.