Sentence examples for both beasts and compared from inspiring English sources

VASS and percentage water density measurements were evaluated in both beasts and compared with Pearson's correlation coefficient.

Fast Company and The Daily Beast called it "the hottest IPO of the year" and compared it to Chipotle's IPO.

For all the power wielded today by the world's largest corporations – whether ExxonMobil, Walmart or Google – they are tame beasts compared with the ravaging territorial appetites of the militarised East India Company.

One visitor wrote that "a den of wild beasts cannot be compared with its hideousness".

Despite its economic troubles, the Iranian state is a powerful beast compared with its neighbours, and is keen to assert itself abroad.

I have to say it's a pretty chunky beast compared to your average mobile, and quite a bit bigger than other smartphones like the Nokia E71 or the iPhone.

On the implausible-excuse end of the spectrum: As for the irrelevant dirt: Michelle Goldberg of The Daily Beast compared "the way people talk about Martin and the way they talk about rape victims, whose clothes and histories are often subject to scrutiny no matter how cut-and-dried the case seems".

"Relatives reported that the people with vCJD were 15 times more likely to have purchased and consumed beef from a butcher who removed the brain from a beast, compared with controls who purchased meat from outlets where cross-contamination with brain material was not a risk".

Daytime presenting is a tame beast compared to its night-time counterpart.

Paul Campos, a law professor at the University of Colorado, Boulder, writing on The Daily Beast, compared her to Harriet E. Miers, whose nomination by President George W. Bush collapsed amid an uprising among conservatives who considered her unqualified and not demonstrably committed to their judicial philosophy.

Moreover, chronic pain conditions are a far murkier beast compared with acute pain from an injury.