Sentence examples for compared the problem from inspiring English sources

For years, policy makers trying to curb distracted driving have compared the problem to drunken driving.

Talking with journalists later, Edward J. Weiler, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's associate administrator for space science, compared the problem to a jigsaw puzzle.

The report compared the problem of protecting children from online risks to dealing with a more mundane hazard of daily life.

"We had very little hope it was actually going to be recoverable," said Charles Sobeck, a Kepler deputy project manager, who compared the problem to a stuck wheel on a supermarket shopping cart.

In his demo, Lytics CTO Aaron Raddon compared the problem that businesses have to the same issues faced in the film "Moneyball".

In this study, we compared the problem presentation approach taken by trainee neurologists in outpatient encounters with new patients before and after a one-day conversation analytic training intervention in which doctors were taught to adopt an open format of question design and recognize diagnostically relevant linguistic features.

The complaint cites a number of statements made by Mr. Reed, including comments at a news conference in December when he referred to Mr. Grasso's pay as "embarrassing" and compared the problems at the exchange to other corporate scandals.

"A lot of people had compared the problems the world faces as being worse than World War I and World War II put together.

Mr. Sharma compares the problem to water flowing through a pipe.

Ian Ayres is on the mark in comparing the problem of high textbook prices to high prescription drug prices.

But another senior tech executive privately compares the problem of hate speech online with racism in football decades ago.