Sentence examples for compared conditions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Miller compared conditions in these programs to torture.

A scathing parliamentary committee report later compared conditions at its Shirebrook warehouse to a Victorian workhouse.

Analysts have compared conditions with those that existed before the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008 plunged the world into recession.

In New Jersey, where many experts have compared conditions to the legendary drought of 1960-64, Gov. James E. McGreevey declared a drought emergency in March, restricting outdoor water use throughout the state.

Sheriffs have said they cannot handle the large number of inmates, and jails have become so crowded that one federal judge compared conditions in Madison County to those on a slave ship.

Linda Bartlett, a Canadian physician and researcher who supervised the analysis for the C.D.C. and conducted many of the interviews, compared conditions in remote Badakhshan in northern Afghanistan to those of "biblical times, some 2000 years ago".

Only genes expressed in at least one compared condition were analysed.

If not, how do the authors make sure to focus in a comparable region when comparing conditions?

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Yes, Cubans are paying a price, but it is not "colossal" if you compare conditions for the majority of people there today to the conditions they endured during the Batista era.

Well, if you look at the first line of this chart, which accompanies that Op-Ed in the Times, comparing conditions in Iraq one year ago with conditions now, the answer seems to be: absolutely not.