Sentence examples for compared to both from inspiring English sources

The extra weight and thickness is noticeable compared to both the older iPhone and its competitors.

It's just the right territory for a singer who has been compared to both Dusty Springfield and Karen Carpenter.

Compared to both of those, the current psychodrama of the opposition Labour party is a mere sideshow.

Any book compared to both of these is in my eyes sure to have an exciting plot, be a fantastic eye opener, and have loveable characters.

But it was a new band – initially compared to both – who would go on to colour the turn of the millennium.

Grovers Corners has been compared to both the lonely wastelands of Samuel Beckett and the picket-fence-bordered backyards of the Andy Hardy movies.

It found that heart rate and blood pressure decreased significantly in the reiki group compared to both the placebo and control groups.

Though she's compared to both Nancy Mitford and Barbara Pym, I find her far less brittle than the former and way less churchy than the latter.

The new metric is compared to both PESQ and POLQA.

Node colors represent the average expression fold changes in hCMs compared to both hESCs and hNSCs.

The latter was compared to both clomipramine and fluvoxamine with similar efficacy [221].