be dissimilar

"This is not going to be dissimilar to an aircraft crashing. There is no black box, so you are not going to be able to track the last movements of the vessel itself. But as many pieces of the vessel as they can do, to get those back up to the surface, and from them they should be able to analyse the break structure, any fractures that have happened and maybe piece together what actually happened in those last moments," he said.

I suggest to Arthur that his behaviour may not be dissimilar to that of an online troll.

“In some ways, my new position will not be dissimilar to the work I have been undertaking at Asia Society to support greater cooperation between the U.S. and the countries of our region — experience which should hold me in good stead for the challenge ahead,” Rudd said in his statement.

Many foreign policy experts predict that the so-called softer “Taliban 2.0” — which has promised, for instance, to respect the rights of women within the confines of its interpretation of Islamic law — will be not be dissimilar from the organization that came before it.

O’Brien said the temporary halt to immigration would not be “dissimilar” to limits on travel to the U.S. from China that Trump put in place in January.