Sentence examples for be a fair comparison from inspiring English sources

HBO executives argued yesterday that "The Sopranos" would not be a fair comparison for the first episode of "Six Feet Under".

While it may not be a fair comparison, the article on Jonathan Gold is an interesting juxtaposition ("The Scavenger," by Dana Goodyear, November 9th).

I have never found this to be a fair comparison.

The Iraqi crisis may be a fair comparison, but this isn't quite the same situation.

This should be a fair comparison between the proposed cooperative solution and the baseline scenario.

Brumfield points out that this may not be a fair comparison since Charter is a pure-play cable operator, while the others have additional assets such as interests in cable networks or sports teams.

This highlights a limitation of this metric, for there may be a fairer comparison.

Given the way Roddick's jibbing on these break points, it's a fair comparison.

"Last year, I don't think it's a fair comparison," he said.

I really think that's a fair comparison between those two.

"I don't think it's a fair comparison," Mr. Costantino said.