Sentence examples for comparison back from inspiring English sources

For comparison, back in 2011, no team was worth more than $2 billion.

By way of comparison, back in the 1990s, £11bn was invested in Britain's "dash for gas", which was considered a massive investment at the time.

A side-by-side comparison back in August showed that what T-Mobile argues is "magenta" seemed pretty distinctive from the wine-colored tone that Aio used.

For a point of comparison, back in summer 2012, Cater2.me said it had served about 800,000 of 'em.

(For comparison, back in 2001, the Sierra Club calculated that what was really needed was $2 billion a year!).

After controlled mixing of sequencing reads, we carried out variant calling and comparison back to DNA genotypes on these mixed samples as described above.

Mr Vollenweider, who is Swiss, is still in Delhi, but in a line of business that sounds almost plebeian by comparison: back-office work.

While the tail collapsed ignominiously in the face of some fiery bowling, Ramprakash held firm and after 4½ hours had reached 47 not out when Mullally, a batsman trying hard to make Glenn McGrath seem like Sachin Tendulkar by comparison, backed away timidly and was bowled by a full toss.

But there are a lot of molecules out there and a lot of wavelengths at which they can emit or absorb, depending on the temperature and the environment they are in, so sorting out what is due to what is a complicated procedure which involves careful comparisons back and forth between the theory and the data!

By way of comparison, the back to back shoot for that series' At World's End and Dead Man's Chest has been estimated at between $450m and $525m.

"Easy comparisons (back-to-back November declines in 2008 and 2009), colder-than-normal weather, early promotions, aggressive post-Thanksgiving marketing and a recovering economy," were among the reasons, which Kavanagh sayscannot be disentangled from each other.