Sentence examples for again compared with from inspiring English sources

Then again, compared with a jewel-encrusted phone, it starts to sound like a bargain.

Then again, compared with those of previous years, this year's budget agreement warrants an asterisk or two.

Again, compared with rival products the StoreDot car battery would be more expensive although the price will inevitably come down as its popularity increases, he says.

The country that aspires to be taken as seriously as France and Germany may find itself once again compared with Greece and Portugal.

Only 27% of the girls and women said they would take part in the riots if they happened again, compared with 37% of men and boys.

A small standard deviation (compared with the mean) produces a steep graph, whereas a large standard deviation (again compared with the mean) produces a flat graph.

Again, comparing with the predominant assessment method, expert elicitation, such critique could hold here as well, however, ambiguity in expert elicitation results seems to be perceived as less problematic.

Again, comparing with the optical axis image (Fig. 2(b)), the 3D images of local retardance (Fig. 2(c)) and diattenuation (Fig. 2(d)) are more homogeneous.

Fifty-eight per cent of deep southerners identify themselves as either evangelical or born-again compared with a third of non-southerners (the figure in Mississippi is 73%).

We again compared stimuli with and without relative disparity at surface boundaries.

To elucidate how pVII and pIX display perform in affinity selection, we again compared them with conventional pIII display.