Sentence examples for compared the potential to from inspiring English sources
Jeff Doctor, of the National Indian Cannabis Coalition, compared the potential to that of Indian gaming, which started as humble bingo halls in the '70s and over the next three decades slowly flourished into large casino operations.
To directly compare the potential to migrate of a standard two-dimensional monolayer and three-dimensional spheroids both transwell and gap closure assays were performed.
"We consider it to be the £50m fall," said Ladbrokes' David Williams, who compared the potential disaster to the day when a promising young Flat jockey rode all seven winners at Ascot.
Envisioning success, some compared the potential outcome to the interaction between General Electric and GE Capital Services, its financing unit.
Mr. Greenberg compared the potential gay channel to others that Viacom has started, like Nickelodeon and MTV itself, where "they reached out to underserved audiences".
The author then compared the potential American airstrikes to the 2006 war between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, a close ally of the Assad regime in the current conflict.
It simply compared the potential individual benefit to the costs borne by the whole population.
We compared the potential sites subjected to positive selection between the two datasets (Table 2).
Peter Morkel, a consultant for the Frankfurt Zoological Society in Tanzania, compared the potential for the hippos to disrupt Colombian ecosystems to the agitation caused by alien species elsewhere, like goats on the Galápagos Islands, cats on Marion Island between Antarctica and South Africa, or pythons in Florida.
She pointed out that Runels' procedure had not yet been approved by the FDA, and compared the potential unknown side-effects to those that might be associated with the unregulated use of a vaginal mesh.
He compared the potential impact of this game to the one he pitched in June 1999 at Yankee Stadium, when he beat Roger Clemens and helped lift the Mets into contention.
