Sentence examples for been comparable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Able to be compared (to).
- An elephant is comparable in size to a double-decker bus.
The main problem with the studies has been whether or not the compared patient groups have really been comparable in gastrointestinal function and in nutrition intake.
The results have certainly been comparable.
Educational performance in Bradford has not been comparable to London.
"Rosetta has been comparable to the moon landing," said Andrea Accomazzo, ESA's spacecraft operations manager.
In state records kept since 1980, there had never been comparable participation in an August primary.
Duquesne's returns have been "comparable to the results achieved by the Quantum Fund," according to Soros Fund Management.
In fact, Professor Jacobs says, there have been comparable situations in other states that led to hate-crimes charges.
He has always driven the ball more accurately than Tiger, and his iron play has been comparable (they both excel).
Since my birth in 1962, it seems to me, there have not been comparable improvements.
The portion from religious institutions is impossible to quantify, but experts familiar with Sept. 11 giving say the response has been comparable to the outpouring from secular donors.
Literature from A.I.G., the recently rescued insurer, described commodities as "an asset class which has returns that have historically been comparable to stock returns but with lower volatility".
