Sentence examples for compared the possibility from inspiring English sources
Kenneth Prewitt, the director of the bureau, wants to keep his job in the new administration, and has compared the possibility of his removal to firing the head of NASA in the middle of a moon launch.
Not that this is the first time Summers has compared the possibility of default to the 2008 bankruptcy of the investment bank Lehman Brothers, one of the largest in history and the symbolic tipping point of the financial crisis.
Hanauer, speaking to HuffPost, compared the possibility of a $42,000 threshold with the president's original proposal of a $9 minimum wage, which he was later pressured to scrap in favor of the $10.10 proposal put forth by Democrats in Congress.
However, to the best of our knowledge, no earlier study compared the possibility of using type of school instead of individual socioeconomic indicators, and the implications of this procedure in Brazilian context.
A mathematical study compared the possibilities of removing the small solute urea with CRRT and IRRT.
To the "upgrading" of which electronic device do the article's authors compare the possibility of future face transplants?
The main feature of this method is comparing the possibility of landslide occurrence with observed landslides.
The resulting simulated saturation indices values could be used to quantitatively assess the potential of a given feed water to form scale or to compare the possibility of a number of feed waters to form scale during solar desalination.
It seems one of the favoured tactics of Alberta's anti-NDP crowd is comparing the possibility of a social-democratic future to that of Manitoba, the only province that's currently governed by the NDP.
The amount of available single-case data analytical techniques has been growing during recent years and a general overview, comparing the possibilities of these techniques, is missing.
This article explains the reasons for this lack of recognition by comparing the possibilities for strategic urban planning in developing countries to a European country: the Netherlands.
