He estimated that a comparable apartment right on the water would easily cost $150,000 to $200,000 more.
This is supporting by the mathematical analysis showing that ASS may occur in the relatively limited parameter region where nJ and nA are comparable (right panel in Fig. 2B; note that nh is a noninteger in this analysis).
Meanwhile, the threat from right-wing populism in Ukraine is pretty comparable right now to right wing populists in the West.
Given the strength of the U.S. dollar to the euro (they're nearly comparable right now, with one euro = $1.09 USD), the exchange rate also makes a European vacation more palatable--and possible.
Mass was estimated from sighting and necropsy data from comparable right whales.
Yet there was a palpable sense of how much a comparable civil rights fight and similarly impassioned songs may be necessary in our current political climate, and this hung heavily over the audience as we drifted into the hot Sydney night.
It used parallel language to the 1964 act, which should have guaranteed older Americans comparable rights to other groups.
Fourth, most assertions of human rights though arguably not all (freedom from slavery, genocide, or torture are notable exceptions)—are qualified by the limitation that the rights of individuals or groups in particular instances are restricted as much as is necessary to secure the comparable rights of others and the aggregate common interest.
Why does the party of the second part not have comparable rights?
First, the strong formal basis of rights in the domain of housing suggests that comparable rights would have to be established in the domain of transport.
The NRTC, Pegasus and DirecTV filed claims and counterclaims against one another, disputing the length of Pegasus' original contract with DirecTV and whether Pegasus had the right of first refusal to acquire comparable rights when it ended.
