Sentence examples for came to compare from inspiring English sources

They came to compare viewpoints & to prepare for the U.N.'s First International Conference on the Human Environment to be held in Sweden in 1972.

When I came to compare the original text with the score, it was immediately clear that Monteverdi did what almost every other composer does when presented with our beautifully sculpted, rhymed and metred verses: he ignored them whenever he felt like it.

But after 3 years of sequencing, the time came to compare genomes and analyse similarities in an evolutionary light.

It should be noted that the slopes of the relationships between CV events and percentage of included diabetics were less marked when it came to comparing PO vs. CHD events rates, both in comparator and treatment arms, on one hand, or when it came to comparing PO or CHD events rates in treated arms vs. comparator arms, on the other hand.

Average commercial catches of these fish have come to compare favourably to those preceding the lamprey scourge.

"This is a holy site … somewhere people can come to compare the horrors of the past with the city Hiroshima has become today".

After all, we are made of flesh and bone, and that's how Austen's elegant world comes to compare, at least in my mind, with one populated by night ladies, gauchos, emigrants and adventurers.

Then, when it comes to compare the computed result to the one presented on the screen, probes other than products represent a mismatching stimulus.

When it comes to compare the branching pattern of originally juxtaposed taxa we refer to recent phylogenetic studies that utilize the standard methods.

Low Friction Arthroplasty (LFA) is still considered the "golden guide" when it comes to compare the different Total Hip Arthroplasy (THA) models.

But when it comes to comparing customers, is it fair, or accurate, to equate German immigrant saloongoers with Jewish cafe habitués?