Sentence examples for appears to be comparing from inspiring English sources

Without necessarily contravening the laws on incitement to racial hatred (and we can expect the BNP's legal officer to know just where the line is drawn), Mr Barnes appears to be comparing the American red signal crayfish to human immigrants, whom he apparently wishes to put to death.

In fact most people appear to be comparing it, at first glance, to the Macarena.

There were times when she appeared to be comparing her struggle for the Democratic nomination with Dr. King's battles for civil rights.

This appears to be comparatively lower as compared to USA and Singapore.

For much of the story, Roth appears to be riffing, comparing Einstein to the great Jewish comics ("Your hair is a great gimmick.

Levels of flu and norovirus remain low, although the number of people having their flu vaccine appears to be down compared to the same period last year.

If they are now creating such impressive quantities of upset, most cherishably from the inflamed Lord Patten, out of what appears to be – when compared with uprooting cobblestones or reading Das Kapital – some fairly undemanding attitudinising, you can see the appeal.

However, the deficits in screening among breast cancer survivors appears to be smaller compared to women in the general population.

Russia's leading elections watchdog says ballot box fraud appears to be down compared to previous elections.

Although porosity appears to be high compared with measured reservoir porosity, a porosity sensitivity check was conducted and negligible changes in resulted stresses and strains were found.

Translation efficiency however, appears to be less compared to the other two constructs.