Sentence examples for the same token as from inspiring English sources

By the same token, as in the case of the Complete Work site, the scanned edition rates poorly on ease of downloading and printing.

By the same token, as soon as the input signal disappears, Nox1 must quickly return to its optimal state, where ROS production is low and the machinery for generating new ROS is ready for new upstream signals.

By the same token as Boris Yeltsin, Russia's first president, Putin neither allowed promising politicians to develop into credible leaders prepared to take the reigns of power, nor did he consciously breed a successor of his choice.

(By the same token, as others have pointed out, many popular science books have a distinctly self-help bent, explaining research that enables readers to become happier, more successful, more creative).

By the same token, as Gloria Steinem has pointed out, is it likely that a woman possessed of Barack Obama's CV - a mixed-race background, time as a community organiser, a legal qualification, two young children, and eight years as a state legislator - would have been chosen for the Senate?

But it is still easy, if unfair, for his opponents to portray him as a heartless capitalist who enriched himself at the expense of the little guy.By the same token, as governor, Mr Romney was not as much a champion of small government as he claims.

By the same token, if – as many seem keen to assert – postmodernism has already run its course, then what should we say has replaced it, post-postmodernism, perhaps?

The new Tweetbot uses the same token pool as the previous version, so users updating to the new app will not take up an additional slot.

By the same token, functioning as large cooperative groups is not natural.

By the same token, there are few things as painful as a poorly written holiday letter.

This revelation becomes both a dismantling critique of Freud's own science and, by the same token, reinstates Freud as the supreme intelligence.