Sentence examples for been regularly compared to from inspiring English sources

Duterte, who also won the election this year as an anti-establishment candidate who horrified the Manila elite, has been regularly compared to Trump.

Despite their international dominance, the women are regularly compared to the men.

It is regularly compared to a Himalayan peak by those who would scale its heights.

In stark contrast to the noughties, the British economic model will be regularly compared to its neighbours – and found wanting.

That changed with the arrival of Barack Obama, whose wit and coolness were regularly compared to Kennedy's.

Purchasing arrangements need to be regularly compared to the market rate, and if they are significantly below this, the knock-on effects to suppliers should be investigated.

He is regularly compared to the literary pilots of the past, such as Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (Wind, Sand and Stars) and Ernest Gann (Fate is the Hunter).

The show is regularly compared to Monty Python, and it has a Pythonesque intelligence running through it, even if the vulgarity does sometimes get out of control.

Now he is regularly compared to another maverick airline boss, Richard Branson, a buccaneer who shakes up sleepy industries.

Both databases are regularly compared to find suitable matches between the competencies and job preferences of the unemployed individuals and the job requirements in the vacancies.

Cleverly, who starts Saturday's contest as the overwhelming favourite against southpaw Karpency, is regularly compared to Calzaghe, with the pair having both been raised in the south Wales valleys.