Sentence examples for be compared only to from inspiring English sources

Venice, as he famously wrote, can be compared only to itself.

He calls man's dominion over other animals a "speciesist" outrage that can properly be compared only to the pain and suffering "which resulted from the centuries of tyranny by white humans over black humans".

Being a good player is not a requirement, but it is strongly suggested for job security — which can be compared only to that of a college football coach in a winning program.

A senior European official said that the talks evidenced a level of mistrust between Iran and the other powers that could be compared only to the situation with North Korea, and that it was important to continue to offer serious negotiations in combination with the possibility of harsher measures, including further sanctions.

Steve Jobs represented a technological revolution which can be compared only to the discovery of writing, Bojar said.

It lies in its description of that brotherhood's ties of suzerainty to General de Gaulle, who emerged suddenly from the ranks in an ascent that can be compared only to Napoleon's rise over his own peers.

In this case, the subquery is always empty; the one available integer is compared only to NULL values, so do not participate in the subquery's result.

In the individual aspect (average driver costs), our approach is compared only to the fixed pricing approach.

The efficacy and safety of infliximab-biosimilar was compared only to infliximab in a non-inferiority RCT.

All possible pairwise comparisons between Pseudomonas genomes were performed, but other genomes were compared only to members of this genus, and not to each other.

Another consideration is variability, as the model has been compared only to the highest concentration point extracted digitally from the mean concentration-time profile for each dataset.