Sentence examples for comparison can be made from inspiring English sources

An interesting comparison can be made between her and Liza Minnelli, who had similar lives.

In that regard, a comparison can be made with Deepwater Horizon, where BP's Britishness was hauled centre stage.

Between 1983 and 1998, the last year for which a comparison can be made, income poverty declined about 16percentt, while asset poverty rose 14percentt.

An illuminating comparison can be made between Labour's 1997 intake of MPs and the Conservatives elected for the first time in 2010.

We believe a stronger comparison can be made between the myth and the moral dangers of employing precision guided munitions and drone technologies to target suspected terrorists.

The comparison can be made on different sets of criteria.

A better comparison can be made with the Acura MDX, another carlike SUV.

Both approaches refer to the same overhead line, so that a direct comparison can be made.

A good comparison can be made with prevention efforts in health policies.

A similar comparison can be made for yield strength and Poisson's Ratio effects.

Regarding the concentration effect, there are no definite criteria by which a comparison can be made.