Sentence examples for compared to the greater from inspiring English sources

"'Horror Avalanche' headlines sell newspapers but it feels rather insignificant compared to the greater disaster," says Kenton Cool, a British mountaineer who has reached the summit of Everest 11 times.

For example, if a large scale is used, then there is less variation observed compared to the greater variation and details seen with a smaller scale.

Portable XRF spectra taken from the Smithsonian Castle varnish surface necessarily include chemical information from bulk sandstone given the thin layer of varnish (Fig. 5b) compared to the greater penetration depth of x-ray generation and detection.

According to the observations of western scholars, the increase in the crime rate is the result of a lag in the judicial system and social control compared to the greater crime stimulus nurtured by rapid changes in the social structure, among which changes in living habits and human activities play an important role (Felson and Cohen 1980).

But that reason is just an ancillary benefit when compared to the greater importance of preventing future terrorism.

The term "lesser" denotes the smaller size and lack of mane of this antelope as compared to the greater kudu.

Still, Muscle Hill must win the Hambletonian to be favorably compared to the greatest trotters.

When compared to the greatest players in the English game, where does he rank?

In the years after the movie, many overzealous sports fathers would be compared to The Great Santini.

Perplexingly though, humans have small testicles when compared to the great apes.

He was compared to the great Victorian actor, Sir Henry Irving, who was capable of mesmerising an audience.