Sentence examples for a meaningless comparison from inspiring English sources

The Times article states, "Had Trump done nothing but invest the money his father gave him in an index fund that tracks the S&P 500, he would be worth $1.96 billion". This is a meaningless comparison.

Many beginning investors look at one stock trading at $10 and another trading at $20 and mistakenly think the latter company is worth twice as much — that of course is a completely meaningless comparison without knowing how many shares of each company exist.

There's a fascinating (and maybe meaningless) comparison between those who want to "do nothing" and those whom the president thinks he can work with, and a telling detour into arguing how Republicans caused the crisis anyway.8 26: Somewhere (in New York, probably) Bill Clinton is smiling.

The scale of strikes is small nowadays in comparison to last century, which seems to be the rather meaningless comparison that is made.

Why waste time with meaningless comparisons about who has done better?

Unlike human writers, CWS will continue to grind out boring and meaningless comparisons.

She campaigned against the reclassification of cannabis to Grade C, making meaningless comparisons with alcohol (such as that only 0.7 mg affects the brain whereas you need 2,000 mg of alcohol) – meaningless because you smoke tiny amounts of one and drink large glasses of the other.

Or did Romney just want to juxtapose meaningless comparisons?

In the pantheon of meaningless comparisons, plastic vs. paper has become the main talking point of plastic industry people.

A database containing the uninformative gene signatures would merely produce a meaningless search result, as illustrated later in the "Comparison to other resources" section.

It was a meaningless game.