Sentence examples for comparisons both from inspiring English sources

They say that happiness rises as income rises, and that this holds true in comparisons both between and within countries.

Issue-by-issue and aggregate rankings facilitate cross-country comparisons both globally and within relevant peer groups.

Using data from the United States, England, China, and Vietnam, we demonstrate how our methods allow us to make comparisons both within and across populations.

In this paper, I present a comparative perspective on the biology and evolution of music, stressing the value of comparisons both with human language, and with those animal communication systems traditionally termed "song".

Taylor Branch repeatedly draws a false equivalency to slavery.Student athletes deserve more, but I find each of these comparisons both patronising to student athletes and insulting to slaves and victims of sexual abuse.

We present numerical comparisons both with classical numerical simulations of kTAM, as well as comparison in between four different kinetic variant of the TAM model, all implemented in NFsim as stand-alone rule-based models.

(By comparison, both coach tickets were $149).

Two models exist for comparison, both from World War II.

By comparison, both figures are above Tim Duncan's averages from the same locations.

HitFix's Guy Lodge makes a similar comparison: "Both films are visions of otherworldly worlds that look and sound nothing like their many previous cinematic realisations," he suggests.

Netflix and Amazon Video, by comparison, both launched 4K support back in 2014.