Sentence examples for broader comparison from inspiring English sources

But Perkins was unrepentant about the broader comparison, claiming that the richest one per cent of Americans are being "demonised" just like Jews were under Nazism.

Justice Stevens said United States Supreme Court precedents required a broader comparison, one that includes cases in which juries had imposed life sentences and cases in which prosecutors had not sought death in the first place.

The broader comparison Lancaster was making, however, was perfectly accurate: the home side need to block out the roars in the distance and not assume they have won anything until it has actually happened.

We make a broader comparison with the literature in the discussion section.

In this section, a broader comparison with the most recent and successful works in the literature is provided.

They could also potentially communicate this information to the enterprise for a broader comparison of information across similar devices over time.

This may have led people to make broader comparisons and to integrate more past results into their research.It is not yet clear whether this change is for good or ill.

"This is wonderful," she continued, "as we can start to describe these projects in a more specialized way, and have broader comparisons: more or less commercial, experimental and educational".

Sociolinguistic consensus suggests that corpora should be sharable to permit broader comparisons across regions and across social groups.

Broader comparisons of crowd behaviour among species with different forms of locomotion and body size can enhance our theoretical understanding of crowd panics and potentially has applications in handling of agricultural animals as well as human public safety.

This analysis also allows broader comparisons to other healthcare programs.