Sentence examples for comparison to which from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a spectre is being conjured up, in comparison to which another – voluntary – system somehow looks better?

Yet most profiles of me run in the last few weeks have focused almost exclusively on what I eat, how often I eat, when I eat, how much I exercise, what kind of exercise I do, and exactly how many repetitions of those exercises I perform – in comparison to which the occasional diversions into how often I turn on the central heating qualify as merciful excursions into the profound.

There he read Hilbert's Foundations of Geometry, a tour-de-force of the axiomatic method, in comparison to which Kant's "bondage to Euclidean geometry" now appeared to him naïve.

This judgment represents a particular instance of more general theories that attribute to males the strongest and most important qualities of mind, in comparison to which females are but paler counterparts.

The false discovery method computes a critical α level (αcrit) for each comparison, to which the P value is compared to determine significance.

Curiously, the comparisons to which some Dong Son bronzes lend themselves are not to be found in China, but far away, in the Middle East.

Only in comparison to Skyfall, which grossed £10.45m in its third frame, does the Spectre number suffer.

Rock – less concerned with joke theft than with comics' freedom to experiment – makes a comparison to cigarettes, which probably points the right way forward.

Relatively speaking, this is still modest in comparison to Google, which made $95 billion in advertising revenues in 2017.

The quality evaluation is made by comparison to benchmarks, which rely on the basic structural information.

This understanding of virtue ethics is extremely demanding in comparison to theories which recognize the separate realm of the supererogatory.