Example sentences of "having [art] same [noun] of " in BNC.

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1 Nations are big tribes , having the same principle of cohesion and justice , but offering greater protection .
2 Therefore , any pair of securities having the same level of risk can not have two different levels of expected longterm return when a perfect capital market is in equilibrium .
3 Some people decided to work with those having the same type of impairment as themselves .
4 If the language you are learning has stress timing and your own does n't , make lists of utterances having the same number of stresses but different number of syllables .
5 Mary Hope-Sykes is celebrating her 90th year by having the same number of saplings planted in her home town of Kirkbymoorside , North Yorkshire .
6 While Otley and Nigel squared up to each other Elinor emptied the contents of the envelope onto the table : family snaps , letters , postcards belonging to the Chatwins , the coat of arms well in evidence and having the same circlet of tiny flowers as the monogram on Tumbleweed 's handkerchief .
7 Clearly the two rays of light shining through the slits are having the same sort of effect on each other as the two musical notes described above ; this is called interference .
8 Do you see yourself having the same sort of lifestyle now like James
9 First , it treats all members of a social group as having the same set of possible actions .
10 Thus the solution for the two-cylinder problem is provided by the solution for the two-line-source problem having the same amount of charge per unit length .
11 These subjects may therefore have been having the same sorts of experience as " dreamers " , but did not label their REM sleep experiences as " dreams " , but " thinking " .
12 It was having the same sorts of mainly damaging effects on people 's personal lives and on their family lives and so on , and in research that I carried out in Brighton erm over the past three or four years we were looking at these effects — how they were affecting unemployed people in Brighton — and trying to explain them .
13 Aurobindo sees all things as having the same principal of life at different levels , but in all of them is the potentiality and inevitability to reach higher and higher levels .
14 Checks of interview effectiveness by , for example , having the same list of candidates ranked independently by two selection boards invariably indicates rather poor consistency .
15 The obvious difficulty of having the same method of election for both Houses is that it would tend to produce a mirror image and devalue the House of Lords as a check .
16 ‘ You learn unbelievable things about yourself — from the tiniest things like little quirks and mannerisms to something really big , such as why you keep having the same kinds of relationships with people . ’
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