Sentence examples for chose to compare from inspiring English sources

He chose to compare his team to the Cardinals, who began the evening with 92 victories to the Mets' 89.

As the ambassadors left, war broke out, making clear that Mr. Clinton's speechwriters, who chose to compare Mr. Meles and Mr. Afewerki to Renaissance leaders, may have unwittingly been correct.

Pound's urgent message to Harriet Monroe about TS Eliot, that he had "actually trained himself AND modernised himself ON HIS OWN", could have applied equally to Tagore, though Pound chose to compare Tagore to a "jongleur", a Provencal minstrel.

We chose to compare a cohort with four subgroups of experience levels.

We chose to compare the group of patients receiving pre-hospital atorvastatin to those receiving simvastatin.

Based on these data, we chose to compare mechanical ventilation strategies at 8 weeks.

For expositional reasons, I chose to compare an economy with a tax rate of zero and one with a non-zero tax rate.

I chose to compare possession of gas or electric stoves and televisions in 2010 with possession in 1960, because there are no data available for earlier periods.

That little nugget of information is pretty important to understanding why Maron chose to compare Obama to Pryor.

I chose to compare just Spotify and iTunes radio because I've worked at both companies and I know a little bit about what goes on behind the scenes.

Therefore, we chose to compare the seroprevalence of T. gondii in wild boar for two years within the same study.