Sentence examples for compares for from inspiring English sources

We're trialling Thompson & Morgan's 'Snakes' gourd to see how it compares for shape, hardiness and flavour.

Such exquisiteness sometimes seems merely an end in itself, as in "Indonesia," which cleverly compares, for 30 lines and no good reason, an epidermal rash to an archipelago.

This compares, for example, with the 27 orders issued on Merseyside - which has its share of badly behaved people - over the same period.

One character compares, for example, women's quest for equal rights to an extinguished campfire: "Women have no rights, Don, except what men allow us.

How their visual appearance changed is easy to see if one compares, for instance, the early 13th-century Reims Cathedral, in France, with the late 11th-century Durham Cathedral, in England.

And the less than £100m mentioned by Mr Milburn compares, for example, with the £1.6 billion cost of the Falklands war in 1983 and the £2.5 billion cost of the Gulf conflict (later reimbursed through burden-sharing arrangements with countries which did not participate militarily).

He doesn't compare, for instance, with his fellow-émigrés Fritz Lang and Billy Wilder.

So the 2000 and 2005 figures could not be satisfactorily compared for places like Manhattan and San Diego.

(Compared, for example, with the $26 million that another Boston AM station, WEEI, fetched two years ago).

Prices become easier to compare, for consumers as well as corporate buyers.

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