Sentence examples for common comparison from inspiring English sources

As Burke continued to elevate his game at Michigan, Paul became an increasingly common comparison.

But the more common comparison is between gold with shares.The last market.view column on this website compared gold with the Dow Jones Industrial Average.

Would NBC rather hire a no-name actor or a YouTube star with 10 million followers on Twitter to push their audience to the NBC app on a Friday night?" Another common comparison is between the social influencers and the celebrities who have emerged from reality TV.

Various proposals are being evaluated and the need for a common comparison framework arises.

This was a common comparison made by both men and women.

Indeed, the Xiaomi CEO recently likened his firm to U.S. retailer Costco rather than Apple, the latter being a common comparison made in previous years.

All three of the studies discussed above share common comparisons between pterosaurs and birds and, here, we argue that these authors have relied too heavily on this analogy.

In order to provide a more rigorous comparison condition and for controlling nonspecific effects of the CR (e.g., attending in a regular basis to a group therapy), PE was elected instead of other common comparisons such as treatment as usual (TAU) or waiting list.

Note a few other common comparisons.

Relatively common in comparison with other wares are small "goat and bee" jugs molded in relief.

In doing so, we address the benefits and limitations of many common dose comparison tools.