Sentence examples for compared to whether from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pastor said that the issue of whether the State Department had given a green or even an amber light to Mr. Carter's trip was "trivial" compared to whether it was right to refuse to talk to Hamas.

"All those differences are minor," Mr. Gargagliano said, "compared to whether you hold the ball too long, or never pass it, or know how to run when you don't have the ball".

"Over the last 20 years the fact that inflation has been coming down has been an overwhelming driver of interest rates compared to whether deficits are going up or down," said Dan Shackelford, lead portfolio manager for T. Rowe Price's New Income Fund, which has $2 billion invested in bonds.

Someone liking the Manchester United football team's Page is a relatively weak targeting signal compared to whether they frequent a Group for diehard ManU fans.

There is a considerable discrepancy when the expected and actual MOI for AMI are compared to whether the woman comes from an area classified as rural or urban.

And I can give a good example of this… the contract formation of individuals compared to whether or not a service is being provided for the collective'.

Finally, all three layers were compared to determine whether individual cones were labeled with both cone antibodies and whether any cones remained unlabeled.

The two InChI strings were then compared to determine whether the corresponding structures were the same.

The identifiers then can simply be compared to determine whether two database entries represent the same compound.

Compared to PFNA, whether PFNA-II is associated with shorter operative time and lower rates of complications is unknown.

First, scores under each scoring method will be compared to determine whether raters are able to provide similar scores for each sample.