Sentence examples for comparisons to its from inspiring English sources

Naturally, this year's iteration of the team will draw comparisons to its predecessor.

Comparisons to its next higher and lower methyl esters are also presented.

This is a mortifying turn for a country that considers itself the powerhouse of Africa and resists comparisons to its underdeveloped, famine-plagued neighbors.

Scorsese, in surprisingly rambling form in his commentary, uses Crosby and Hope and Abbott and Costello as comparisons to its leads' semi-improvised interplay as well as Kazan, Ford and Hawks.

Asked yesterday if the F.D.A. was being more aggressive, an agency spokeswoman agreed that it had moved quickly, but she refused to be drawn into comparisons to its past actions on ephedra or other drugs.

For years, Australian hip-hop has had to contend with unfavourable comparisons to its American and British counterparts; many artists, from Urthboy and Bliss n Eso onwards, have a habit of not only reinforcing American tropes and accents, but also American points of reference.

Central Manchester is strikingly small, at least when you think about it in comparison to its peers.

It's also small and lightweight in comparison to its big brother version, which makes it quite ideal for traveling.

While the Atrix HD looks downright plump in comparison to its Verizon cousin, that doesn't mean it has the weight to go with it.

It goes to zero quickly in comparison to its Coulomb counterpart (blue line).

But it's easy to forget that, in comparison to its golden age of 1988 to 1993, the first season wasn't much cop, either.