Sentence examples for compared negatively from inspiring English sources

"Japan is often compared negatively with our neighbor, China," said Takahiro Miyao, an economist and media critic.

On one hand, there are songs like Tessier's "Casche Toy, Celeste Soleil," in which Apollo is compared negatively to "our Penelope," both in radiance and musical ability.

"Alde Valley has always been an inclusive school with a strong focus on vocational as well as academic subjects, but that was immediately compared negatively with the new free school promise".

"I have one client," Elliot explains, "an adult, who has been compared negatively with her dead sibling, yet at other times told, 'You're just like her.' So she had no sense of having ever been seen for herself.

Upon its release, Civilization III was compared negatively to Alpha Centauri, while Edge magazine noted that Alpha Centauri remained "highly regarded" in 2006.

AllMusic reviewer Eduardo Rivadavia, however, felt that Desolate North compared negatively with the efforts of more prominent bands, concluding that "Celestiial could be a hell of a lot worse, but they could be much better, too".

I therefore feel that it is unfair to compare negatively Amtrak's efforts to reintroduce the American people to expedient travel by rail to those of other countries.

In the end, sellers want to make sure their place doesn't compare negatively, especially since an apartment with an in-house rival is already at a psychological disadvantage.

Self-comparison can be a strong influence on human behavior, and because people tend to display the most positive aspects of their lives on social media, it is possible for an individual to believe that their own life compares negatively to what they see presented by others.

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The results in this study compare negatively to the literature as summarised in Table 2.