Sentence examples for are being compared to from inspiring English sources

The very fact that the dispersal of Corexit and the exposure to it in the region has caused and is continuing to cause severe respiratory and other as of yet undiagnosed illnesses in human beings (the effects of Corexit exposure in this disaster are being compared to the Agent Orange in Vietnam) is reason enough to hope and fight for continued investigation and study.

Already, they are being compared to the best in the world.

Any time you are being compared to Brown, that is a good thing.

Championship aspirations have meant the Nets are being compared to the league's top teams, particularly the Miami Heat.

'What you've got to remember, if you get flak, is that you are being compared to a game that never existed.

Male demographics for Week 2 are being compared to the N.F.L.'s second week last year, which was delayed by a Sunday of mourning after the terror attacks.

And he's being compared to Babe Ruth.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani is being compared to him now regularly.

The event is being compared to a medieval bazaar.

Jose Mourinho is being compared to Brian Clough OBE (Old Big 'Ead).

Her style is being compared to Raymond Radiguet's.