Sentence examples for virtually the same and from inspiring English sources

The symptoms of both illnesses are virtually the same and are usually mild, though in rare cases they can cause neurological disorders and even death.

"The price is virtually the same and so is the process," he said, adding that some online lenders may even charge a slightly higher interest rate to transact a loan as a way to offset acquisition costs.

It feels unfashionable to tip the defending champions but they were comfortably the best team last season, their squad remains virtually the same and have their rivals really caught up?

PARIS — As I said in a previous post, Alber Elbaz saw the problem of all these fashion shows, running like a hamster wheel, each format virtually the same, and in his own way did something about it.

"The physical environments are similar, the operating practices and standards are virtually the same and both operations are about 50 years old," he said of the Nigerian and Gabonese ventures.

While the University of Madras's engineering college sent half its class to this country, colleges in Taiwan, China, Malaysia, Japan and several European countries were doing virtually the same, and these students now predominate in many of America's graduate science classrooms.

They are dimmable, create light in all directions, and display virtually the same warmth and range of colors as incandescent bulbs.

It seems that this range – which spreads east of the park as far as the border with Herefordshire in England – is forever cast in the shadow of the Brecon Beacons, Black Mountain (in the west and with virtually the same name) and Fforest Fawr.

I just eavesdrop and laugh to myself knowing: a) both are virtually the same band and b) I have the just (and I mean just) released Brainwashed Youth single back at the cottage, warmed and ready for my drunken arrival.

The hood is raked into the windshield on virtually the same plane, and the greenhouse is narrow and shallow.

The line reopened in mid-2008 afterepairsrs, and operates today with virtually the same cars and infrastructure that it did in the1920s.