Sentence examples for compared terribly from inspiring English sources

This exclusion on partisan grounds has been compared, terribly, to the discrimination against blacks at lunch counters, or the refusal to bake cakes for gay weddings, or any other number of prejudicial infractions companies lodge against minorities.

The CIO cites research by local government IT body Socitm that found many outsourcing arrangements proved more expensive than initially predicted, adding that many don't compare "terribly favourably" in cost terms to most of the best-run in-house services.

On the other hand, the largest disadvantage of the architecture is the massive size of calculation tasks that compare terribly to the computational power of today's processors.

Sex just didn't seem terribly important compared to that.

While T-Mobile does not really look terribly innovative compared with other carriers, this claim could back the government into a corner.

QUESTION FROM ERIC: Why do you think our occupations of Afghanistan and Iraq have done so terribly wrong compared to our occupations of Germany and Japan after WW2? DEXTER FILKINS: Different countries, Eric.

"Yes, it's true that my experiences were terribly mild, compared with those of so many other people," Williams mused.

There are 3 clinics manned by volunteers within the camp, but their labor and the supplies they receive are terribly inadequate compared with the need.

Also, while IUD insertion is not terribly difficult compared with many medical procedures, provision of IUDs takes considerable wherewithal: competence, self-confidence, supplies and equipment, and, most importantly, sufficient time.

Sounds terribly embarrassing, but it's nothing compared to plastic surgery.

A front-page article in Corriere della Sera, the Milan daily, described the campaign as "racist, if not terribly original," comparing it to a 1903 cartoon in an American magazine that shows Uncle Sam watching a group of rats swimming to shore.