Sentence examples for comparison which from inspiring English sources

Many state officials said they also preferred that comparison, which greatly softens the discrepancies.

He provided this comparison, which includes data from five different scientific groups.

But that's hardly a comforting comparison, which is where the economic history comes in.

There is one comparison which involves a purely imaginative elaboration of figurative faces, however.

The Catholic church by comparison, which counts over 20% of Malawians as members, originates from the first century AD.

This is not the first comparison which springs to mind on the grey, cold morning I visit.

It was a "disgusting comparison" which he said "should offend people across this conference whatever background they come from".

Mr. Straw said he "wholly rejected the comparison," which he called "grotesque and insensitive" and "at best, absurd".

"We're particularly interested in the Wordsworth comparison, which we feel if anything underplays Lily's talent and indeed canonical importance.

Economists use the comparison, which takes into account inflation and overall economic growth, to illustrate the scope of the deficit.

Filtered inserts were used for all analyses except the RNA seq/insert comparison which used unfiltered insertions.