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91. In financial markets, liquidity is akin to a free lunch.

92. The ponderous prose here has an underlying agenda that is very much akin to Voegelin's: it is something like the unidimensional totalitarianism Herbert Marcuse discussed in One-Dimensional Man.

93. Theargument goes that stopping the Japanese from eating whale meat wouldbe akin to stopping Americans from eating apple pie, Australians fromeating meat pies and the British from eating roast beef.

94. The lake monster, like that of Loch Ness, is supposed to be akin to a plesiosaur, a kind of a long-necked aquatic dinosaur thought to have been an herbivore.

95. But she could not tranquillise herself with these reflections : a feeling akin to remorse fretted her, when she thought of her visit.

96. As regarded Feathertop, all this resulted in a wild, extravagant, and fantastical impression, as if his life and being were akin to the smoke that curled upward from his pipe.

97. Methods If the top area of the rotation akin flap, when fully expanded, could not be maximally utilized, a rhomboid skin flap was redesigned to accommodate it.

98. In my own case, when I see my daughter in drop-dead gorgeous mode, I experience something akin to a thrill—especially since I myself am somewhat past the age to turn heads.

99. A new study suggests that a blast akin to one that devastated Iceland in the 1780s would waft noxious gases southwestward and kill tens of thousands of people in Europe.

100. Property tax is payable on all properties ( and is akin to rates ).

101. He stands in a narrow white room with stainless steel equipment as he speaks to reporters using something that looks akin to a cordless phone.

102. Even with multiple lines and comments, it would be generous to call Perl 5's regular expressions dense -- they are more akin to line noise to a beginning Perl programmer.

103. As anyone familiar with neoconservative debate knows, a comparison to the French is akin to the worst kind of schoolyard taunt.

104. In fact, he is welcomed as akin to a head of state.

105. It's akin to a credit rating agency getting the information about a mortgage-backed security from the bond issuer, and not having to make sure that the data is realistic.

106. This problem, Gowers says, is akin to playing a sort of solitaire tic-tac-toe and trying to lose.

107. For decades official propaganda had lambasted capitalism as akin to cannibalism.

108. Pushed by science, or what claims to be science, society is reclassifying what once were considered character flaws or moral failings as personality disorders akin to physical disabilities.

109. Many people think of God an impersonal force, something akin to the law of gravity.

109. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.

110. A web directory is something akin to a huge reference library.

111. My own understanding of Thai is akin to that of a two year old.

112. The art of programming is the adept manipulation of data and information — a skill akin to capturing light in chiaroscuro.

113. So he made his own type of transportation, something akin to a motorized gurney .

114. There are sufficient theatrics and spills that make it akin to a thriller hanging on its final twist.

115. She was charged with sexual battery on a minor, akin to statutory rape, but has not yet been arraigned.

116. I'm no David Ricardo, but it seems to me that if entrepreneurs followed this "la"", the gains to their start-ups would be akin to the gains attributed to free trade.

117. Giving donor blood to someone , Blumberg said, is akin to a temporary organ transplant.

118. Results In the 9 case treated with redesigned rhomboid skin flap in the rotation akin flap, all of the redesigned flaps survived, with some blood clot at the tip in one or two cases.

119. From the perspective of basic physics, an orogenic system is a storehouse of energy, akin to a reservoir behind a hydroelectric power plant.

120. Instead, this gaggle of leading financiers called for a new reserve currency, akin style gold standard.