Sentence examples for a favourable comparison from inspiring English sources
That's not a favourable comparison to the PS4, which has sold 35.9m according to Sony.
The evidence so far does not look good for Szczesny, who had a chance to draw a favourable comparison between himself and the goalkeepers that Arsène Wenger decided to rank above him at Arsenal.
A favourable comparison if ever there was one, although perhaps one lost on the temporarily displaced dog walkers and joggers of Carriage Drive, which now boasted a 1.81 mile, 17-turn track in the heart of the capital.
Moreover, total employment at election time would still be about 4.5m jobs short of the pre-recession peak.But Mr Obama can always draw a favourable comparison with his predecessor.
A favourable comparison between laboratory data and the results from the developed mathematical model suggests that the model is capable of representing TCE degradation in fractures with non-uniform iron placement.
Which I guess is true, chronologically, but I'm still not sure it makes the Black Death a favourable comparison.
However, survival rates from IHD in Scotland make for a more favourable comparison; results from the MONICA study showed that 28-day case fatality in Scotland was the same as or lower than the average across all populations.
This monomethyl metabolite AUC and the associated myelosuppression showed a more favourable comparison to the preclinical data determined in mice than the results from the short infusion trial of CB10-277.
"All hail Northern Ireland, golf's new global superpower, and all hail golf's new superstar Rory McIlroy, who won the 2001 US Open at Congressional Country Club in a style that earned favourable comparison with some of the game's greatest performances.
"SICKO", the latest film from the left-wing American agitpropagandist Michael Moore, has already drawn a lot of comment for its favourable comparison of health care in Cuba with that in the United States.
Surviving structures built in this way are likely to give an appearance of indestructibility, which occasionally attracts favourable comparison with the lighter, more rapidly depreciating modern structures.
