Sentence examples for that is virtually the same as from inspiring English sources

They racked up 217 wins to Tampa's 143 – that is, virtually the same as the hit totals, only with the teams inverted.

The first international evaluation of methylmercury toxicity (JECFA 1972) recommended a provisional tolerable weekly intake of 200 μg (3.3 μg/kg body weight), that is, virtually the same as the limit proposed in Sweden, after allowing for the difference between daily and weekly intake.

That rate is virtually the same as the previous year's.

The numerical results show that the bearing contact ratio is virtually the same as initial design while the adjustability is increased dramatically.

(One might note that the percentage of those opposed is virtually the same as President Bush's approval rating).

What I learned in high school civics class is that an attack on voting rights is virtually the same as an attack on the country.

This concession, one would think, would end this aspect of the controversy, since § 5 as ultimately adopted is virtually the same as that proposed in the third bill.

This question is virtually the same as that raised by Russell's paradox itself.

Located in four ancient tenement buildings on Rivington Street that were shoehorned together, the Streit's establishment is virtually the same as when it opened in 1925.

Moreover, it is important to realize that the rate of cell proliferation in such tumors is virtually the same as in rapidly expanding tumors.

Equipped with the optional Sport Chrono package, that car will nail the 0-62mph sprint in 3.2 seconds, which is virtually the same as its bigger brother: hardly shabby.