Sentence examples for comparison with the current from inspiring English sources

Suffice to say that the A380 is really, really big, even in comparison with the current jumbo of the sky, the Boeing 747, first introduced in the 1970's.

In what appeared to be a comparison with the current suppression of students, Mr. Khatami talked about how the crackdown on student activists before the 1979 Islamic revolution radicalized the students and led to the overthrow of the shah.

It has its moments: the rocket-fuelled "Two Minutes" and the quasi-psychedelic title track, and nobody could call it bad, but it suffers in comparison with the current vitality of fellow post-punkers The Fall.

Near the end of the book, Alter allows at least one unflattering comparison with the current White House into his text, but he is a fair reporter, describing Roosevelt's missteps (like his opposition to federal deposit insurance) as honestly as his triumphs.

One of the successes of Burke's narrative is the way Bin Laden and al-Qaida come across as old-fashioned, at least in comparison with the current leader of Isis, al-Baghdadi, whose speech in the newly captured Iraqi city of Mosul last year moved the millennial clash of civilisations into another dimension.

She does suffer in direct comparison with the current president.

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Raring insects can also have many potential advantages in comparison with the current livestock production.

As a result, they often pale in comparison with the current CEO in the eyes of board.

Nonetheless, the studies accomplished by Singh et al. (2004) showed lower values of chlorides in comparison with the current study.

However, direct comparison with the current study is inappropriate due to the differences in the number of brackets.