Sentence examples for can to compare from inspiring English sources

Investors will want to be able, as far as they can, to compare the old and the new for instance, on the so far disappointing uptake of Windows 8, the newish operating system for PCs, tablets and smartphones.

However, some rewards programs can be difficult to compare.

(You can use College Scorecard to compare university costs).

There is a complexity to boxing I can only compare to chess.

But nothing, even to this day, can compare to flat-out terror of The Tripods.

[Laughs] No dancing and music scene can really compare to Philly.

You can also compare to historical figures, like the Buddha.

"In some ways," Edwards says, "nothing can compare to what happened to me in 1995.

Whether the Greyhound experience in the UK can compare to that in the States remains to be seen.

According to functionalism humans can be compared to computers.

You can compare it to the visual arts, to painting, to drawing; it can document reality, like still photographs.