Sentence examples for best comparing from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, though, his father dies and leaves in his will a description of 12 wines he considers the world's best, comparing them to the disciples of Jesus.

In a blogpost he wrote: "Well over 60% of young jobseekers leave JSA within three months, suggesting that the record of the work experience programme – 50% off benefit in three months – is pretty unimpressive at best, comparing poorly with what happens to young people on JSA in any event".

The league table uses a colour system to rate areas tackling premature deaths from red for the worst to green for the best, comparing the number of people under the age of 75 who died over a two-year period.

Transcriptome assembly on Chickpea, diploid (2n = 2× = 16) plant, showed that Oases performs the best comparing with the performance of Abyss, Soapdenovo and commercially available CLC Genomics workbench [ 19].

You can try playing two, deciding which of the two you like best, comparing that one with another one, and so forth.

For the Lib Dems, AV is a third best compared with the more proportional systems, AV plus and STV.

Moody's, meanwhile, said that it expected growth next year of "1 percent at best," compared with earlier expectations of 1.8 percent.

They can be best compared to reliefs, and in fact, the Fujifilm van Goghs have been named "Relievos".

The company said profit in the quarter ending Dec. 31 would be flat at best compared with results in the period a year earlier.

American teenagers are best compared to those in the Russian federation or in depressed Eastern European countries like Bulgaria, a new study finds.

Heidi Beirich, who leads the Southern Poverty Law Center's intelligence project, says the FBI's record is spotty at best compared with its European counterparts.