Sentence examples for comparative from inspiring English sources

That last question goes to the point of comparative evidence because when a politician states that their "new way" is better than that of other political parties, well, now there is a way to truly "see" what changes are made!

The greater freedoms and flexibilities that will be enjoyed by Scotland, and indeed Wales, have shone a spotlight on the comparative shackles worn by English cities and regions.

further and furthest are the comparative and superlative of far as in degree (eg further discussion, the candidate furthest to the left).

Undergraduates at Nottingham all do comparative politics and international relations as well as political theory when they start, and by their third year, depending on what researchers are teaching at the time, there are options in environmental politics, European politics and globalisation.

farther and farthest are the comparative and superlative of far as in distance (eg farther away, the farthest point north).

Collective bargaining cannot proceed on the assumption that work has a fixed value or even a comparative value.

"The ones that can adapt and focus on their comparative advantage will be successful and those that can't will have a really hard time continuing to attract enough students to pay the bills," he said.

Reviewing the best comparative evidence, the OECD describes "a decade of declining... performance".

As for his comparative polish, she doesn't buy that, either.

Because answering the questions is impossible as there is no comparative evidence base.

"It's not correct, of course," said Ben Seyd, lecturer in British and comparative politics at the University of Kent and author of a 2002 study (pdf) on lessons Britain could learn from abroad about coalition government.