Sentence examples for compared some of from inspiring English sources
— John, N.Y. A. Last spring we compared some of the actual aid packages our clients received against the tabulations of the net price calculators.
DNT does not seem an obviously huge selling point for Windows 8 though the firm has compared some of its other products favourably with Google's on that count before.
When parents complained about overcrowded schools, she quipped, "Can we just have some birth control for once?" She compared some of her tough decisions to that of the one made in "Sophie's Choice", a film about a holocaust victim.
Other studies have compared some of these templates (Bonifácio and Borba 2009; Santos et al. 2013).
More recently, Tan et al. (2012) compared some of these solutions and offered a solution of their own.
Several studies have already compared some of those waveforms individually to OFDM in a single-input single-output (SISO) case.
Munch: Van Gogh compares some of the greatest masterpieces of two of the greatest modern artists.
Next month, the I.R.S. plans to start comparing some of the 24 million K-1 reports with partners' tax returns.
Or you could ask your class to compare some of the fantastic examples of American cold war propaganda and its Russian equivalent.
It is tempting to compare some of Hitchens's ruminations to those of curmudgeons on a park bench musing over the decay they see all around.
Ciara O'Connor, who works with teenage girls in London through her outreach organisation the Emily Tree, compares some of these well-meaning efforts to "dad dancing".
