Sentence examples for comparison suggested from inspiring English sources

However, a taste comparison suggested aeration worked surprisingly well at unpacking the wine's flavours, even the cheap child's rubbish I drink.

President Bush implied that the Cleveland vouchers ruling ranked right up there with Brown in speeches just after the decision, a comparison suggested in a concurring opinion by Justice Clarence Thomas.

A more appropriate comparison, suggested by Sue Lukes of MigrationWork, is with what happened when Germany finally dropped its restrictions in May 2011: immigration barely increased because most of the people who wanted to move had already done so, and the economic situation was by then very different to that in 2004.

The comparison suggested a major rally starting around year-end.

The comparison suggested only minor differences in the G 0 estimated using 70+ and 85+.

This comparison suggested acceptable range of Von Karman theory in very large deformation.

Still, the comparison suggests some improvement, they said.

What does the comparison suggest in the listener's mind?

The comparison suggests that the worst is yet to come in asset write-downs.

The comparison suggests a vision of the future: win or lose, a lasting political organization could well be the legacy of the Bush pyramid.

The comparison suggests things could get much worse: Two years after the Internet implosion, the number of lost jobs on Wall Street eventually reached 90,000, Bloomberg said.