Sentence examples for being able to contrast from inspiring English sources

The head doctor of the hospital took us around town one day and showed us his school; it was interesting being able to contrast and compare the differences and similarities in his school with that of John William Montessori.

After an avalanche of defeats in state and national elections, Democrats actually have a pretty good shot at digging themselves out, thanks in no small part to being able to contrast themselves with Trump's trainwreck of a presidency.

The Conservatives were able to contrast that performance with Labour's record before 2010.

Washington was able to contrast these conditions with those of its main adversary during the cold war – the Soviet Union.

Clinicians in offices and hospitals will be able to contrast the resulting lung images with the scans they need to evaluate.

But answering that question, and for that matter identifying the neural correlates of consciousness, requires that we be able to contrast some function performed consciously with that same function performed unconsciously.

The listing agent for the warehouse that he bought also provided information about cash flow, rents and major expenses like property taxes, and he was able to contrast the numbers with those of comparable properties under consideration.

Because we imposed equivalent physiological stress between trials, within a protocol that elicits perturbations in cerebral energetics55 we are able to contrast the influence of treatments on arousal during exercise, which has not been reported previously with these drugs.

It would have only added to the discomfort to be able to contrast Mr Brittin's salary – which the Public Accounts Committee asked him to disclose – with Google's tax return.

However bad things might be in Iraq, he has still been able to contrast the vileness of Saddam Hussein with the good intentions and noble mission of the coalition partners.That distinction still exists.

Mr. Sarkozy's approval ratings are hovering around 30 percent, a historic low, but loyalists say he will now be able to contrast his firmness in carrying through a historic reform with the behavior of previous governments that backed down in the face of the "democracy of the streets".