Sentence examples similar to cannot begin to compare to from inspiring English sources

We British love our forests, as the Coalition has discovered, even though these woods cannot begin to compare with their leafy equivalents in Bavaria or California.

Although the appeal of the Baudelaires cannot begin to compare with the commercial clout of Harry Potter (there are 48.9 million copies of the four books on these shores alone), they have attracted a growing and obsessively devoted following.

But it is past time to acknowledge that all of our ex-post-facto responses to obesity are a bit like efforts to put Humpty Dumpty together again, and cannot begin to compare favorably to prevention.

It does not begin to compare to what Ms. Allen experienced.

"People will begin to compare prices," she said.

Friends and families, too, may begin to compare notes.

My neighborhood in San Francisco doesn't even begin to compare.

As Dingwall puts it "HSS (Humanities and the Social Sciences) researchers do nothing that begins to compare with injecting someone with potentially toxic green stuff that cannot be neutralised or rapidly eliminated from their body if something goes wrong.

I cannot begin to explain to you why they did it". BDS activists compare performing in Israel to crossing a picket line.

"I cannot begin to think of what we will do.

Then, unprovoked, he began to compare Putin to Clinton.