Sentence examples for compared to take from inspiring English sources

Blind Date wasn't exactly perfect – it invented Amanda Holden, for crying out loud – but compared to Take Me Out it looks like Brideshead Revisited.

Compared to Take 1, Apple TV Take 2 actually does something.

The performance of both of active and passive safety features to control the key parameters was compared to take recent fission technologies into account.

Trying to turn lead into gold is nothing compared to taking something mechanical like an instrument — a string and a bow — and using it to evoke a human soul, preserved through the centuries".

We have a very established broadcasting regulatory operation, and compared to taking on the regulation of the Royal Mail, in context of privatisation, or conducting a major auction, it would be comparatively easy," Richards told the Royal Television Society Cambridge convention.

And it worked quite well as this is a very lucrative industry compared to taking a very small stake in upcoming startups and getting diluted in future rounds.

For simulations of this type, multi-stepping results in an effective speed-up of between 4x and 5x when compared to taking single time-steps.

If the acoustic or visual channel does not have a good quality, both acoustic and visual channels together might provide an overall result with higher intelligibility compared to taking each channel separately.

Please do this -- just reading about well-being makes little difference compared to taking action.

Taking equal doses of vitamin C and aspirin may decrease the amount of stomach damage that occurs compared to taking aspirin alone.

"I've taken some laser beams on the hand and I even have a few little scars and burns from working with it, but that's nothing compared to taking a laser in the eye.