Sentence examples for comparison much from inspiring English sources

By comparison, much of continental Europe has been tardy.

But they are, by comparison, much different now, so different that they can no longer imagine living the other's life.

It's an interesting question, and although Sperber doesn't pursue the comparison much beyond his Juvenalian title, the material he collects in "Beer and Circus" is very suggestive.

In comparison, much lower levels were detected in the amniotic fluids of a control group of 217 boys who did not develop autism.

aipac is a leviathan among lobbies, as influential in its sphere as the National Rifle Association and the American Association of Retired Persons are in theirs, although it is, by comparison, much smaller.

And the comparison, much to my shame, showed me that it was not the elegant pen marks and brief blocks of type that added the largest range of expression to a sentence.

By comparison, much-touted social media like Twitter are so niche as to be almost invisible.

But the facial maps make comparisons much easier to grasp.

Wins are a valuable and relatively stable currency across all eras in major league baseball, so WAR makes cross-era comparisons much easier than they would be otherwise.

"Up to this point the quality of our laboratory spectra was much, much better than the quality of available astronomical data," but now the ISO spectra should make comparisons much sharper, says Hudgins.

Unfortunately, this makes more detailed analysis and cross-country comparisons much more difficult.> -wrap-foot> Source: annual reports Department of Health.