Sentence examples for Vaguely comparable from inspiring English sources

The death of this great king" -- meaning Ghawar -- "leaves no field of vaguely comparable stature in the line of succession.

Barcelona and Real Madrid, the only vaguely comparable teams in terms of domestic dominance and absolute quality, have notched up 19 and 14 in that category, respectively.

In one of the few vaguely comparable sales downtown - that is, a low-rise, turn-of-the-century, designated landmark - the former Chamber of Commerce building at 65 Liberty Street was sold to the International Commercial Bank of China last year for $5.6 million, or about $147 a square foot.

The new group would be different from anything that had gone before it, either musically or in the way it was presented; only Jive Bunny was vaguely comparable conceptually, though the laughably amateurish megamixers would be left in the dark ages by comparison.

American officials have also, more discreetly, criticised a vaguely comparable deal struck by British commanders with tribal leaders in the Musa Qala district in Afghanistan.Ali Muhammad Jan Orakzai, a retired general who is the governor of NWFP and negotiated the Waziristan deal, was said to be "stunned" by the madrassa attack.

Stranger still, the £67k, 375bhp V6S – the sweet spot in the F-Type line-up – occupies a curious wilderness on the price/power scatter graph: no other manufacturer serves up anything even vaguely comparable.

In fact, he sometimes uses Hebrew, but mostly a fake, vaguely Semitic-sounding language, comparable to the German-sounding nonsense his implicit model, Charlie Chaplin famously invented for The Great Dictator.

The performance of the classical coverage method and a Bayesian method with vague prior information are comparable and yield a higher safety level when more than 5 test samples are considered.

While "comparable" is a vague term, it remains to be seen whether or not Arkansas' deal and similar proposed deals in other states will have the opportunity to pay providers at competitive rates.

As mentioned in Section Methodological approaches, the BIC score represents an approximation of the full marginal likelihood, which is comparable to the Bayesian posterior with a vague prior.

For example, not offering the option of an IUD to be placed immediately after an induced abortion in favour of patient's (vague) intention to organise herself an interval TO or IUD later is, in our opinion, comparable to not counselling women about a CS/TO combination in favour of (vaguely) organising an IUD, vasectomy or TO later [21], [25], [26].