Sentence examples for brought comparable from inspiring English sources

Although much has been achieved, a decade of highly impressive growth has not brought comparable improvements in health, education and nutrition," said the report.

At the same time an extraordinary out-of-town show, "Revealing the African Presence in Renaissance Art" at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, brought comparable breadth to an even less-charted reality, that of an African European culture that the textbooks, until now, have left out.

A decade of highly impressive economic growth, spurred largely by global demand for African commodities, has not brought comparable improvements in health, education and nutrition.

Several repetitions of this procedure with different, randomly selected intervals brought comparable results.

Compared with physical illnesses, mental illnesses bring comparable subjective (practical) burden levels but higher subjective (emotional) burden [ 13, 21], with differences in burden and depression also documented across cancer, schizophrenia and Alzheimer's disease caregivers [ 23].

Ms. Radvanovsky should bring comparable insight and intensity to Tosca.

On another new recording, "Slavic Heroes" (Harmonia Mundi HMW 906101; CD), Mr. Kwiecien brings comparable insight to arias from Polish operas by Stanislaw Moniuszko, considered the father of Polish opera though little known outside his native land, and Karol Szymanowski.

All time motion indices were correlated, and Doppler tissue imaging, a new index, seems to bring comparable measurement sensitivity.

I still believe technology will be the great equalizer that brings comparable economic opportunities to all regions of the world.

In mid-career, at the point where everyone brings comparable talent to the table, it's who you know, not what you know, that gets you promoted.

He also brought a comparable number of singers from the Yale Schola Cantorum, an early-music choir at the Yale School of Music, where Mr. Suzuki is a visiting professor.