Sentence examples for compared this situation from inspiring English sources

Malcolm Payne compared this situation to the 19th-century European enthusiasm for putting Hottentots on show for the public.

He compared this situation to Russia's car industry, where the same models have been slightly modified and produced for decades, because of inability to replace assembly lines with ones capable of producing newer models.

Then the Fox pundits, Sean Hannity in particular, compared this situation to President Reagan's reaction to a downed Korean passenger airliner by the Soviet Union in 1983.

In this second experimental series, we compared this situation with two other conditions: (1) a more difficult situation in which the proportion of non-target animal was increased to 100% and (2) an easier situation in which all non-target images were neutral.

A chief compared this situation to HIV/AIDS control policy: "Me I still disagree, they should not be told…we have a programme in my area on HIV/AIDs infected children.

Comparing this situation with her experiences of child-rearing in France, Warner finds American "hyper-parenting" — pre-school violin and Ritalin on demand — "just plain crazy".

To further the HBO analogy, compare this situation to another famously dissatisfying ending of a beloved series: the final episode of "The Sopranos".

Comparing this situation to somebody dribbling a basketball, the exhibit shows that if the mirrors are moving, the light will have to travel farther, on a diagonal, between each bounce.

Nor is it fair to compare this situation to one in which a doctor kicks someone out of her practice because the patient drinks too much or because he won't agree to get that gastric bypass she recommends.

One can compare this situation to that experienced by the discipline of geotectonics after micro-structural analysis was developed, which assisted far deeper knowledge of the structure of mountain belts.

The aims of this paper are twofold: 1) to obtain an understanding of the conditions that prevent or separate the current artistic landscape from its former heydays, and 2) to embed the empirical data into a theoretical framework that can potentially be used to compare this situation with those of other cities.