Israel's treatment of Africans is incomparable to that of other southern Mediterranean states in Libya Arab and black clans fight urban wars with artillery shells but attacks on migrants are on the rise.
Given that it is not the case that hen is the only adverb that can occur alone in the de-part of the V-DE construction, it is reasonable and significant to recognize non-predicative V-DE constructions as a distinct type even though the occurrence of this type is incomparable to that of the predicative V-DE construction.
Mary's experience of custody is incomparable to that of Reed's, but she too highlights the impact of mistreatment of black women in custody, describing a new fear and contempt of the CJS.
Even though I joined a well-respected sorority--and thoroughly enjoyed my Greek life experience--the community with which I was affiliated was incomparable to that of a fraternity.
Even if the early diversity of eukaryotes is incomparable to that created by the post-LECA radiation, there certainly were multiple lineages, and LECA obviously belonged only to one of these, and we know nothing about the rest.
It adds oodles of pressure on you for that one day to be incomparable to all of the other days, past, present and future.
I answered these questions pulling from my professional and personal experiences, never realizing that these experiences would be incomparable to the difficulties of being a first teacher in an inner city public school.
Although my story is incomparable to many of the other victims', this is my story.
The list of current and past government officials, conservative media editors and columnists, and intelligence officials in opposition to Trump is incomparable to any of his predecessors.
Recall that u2 (resp. u1) is incomparable to (resp. an ancestor of) w and that Lemma 2 (resp. the assumption) implies that c u2, x i ) = c′ u2, x i ) (resp. c u1, x i ) ≤ c′ u1, x i )) for each x i ∈ { x1, x2}.
Their struggle to film, however, was incomparable to the struggles of those whose stories they sought to convey.
