Sentence examples for comparisons to which from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

It has become fashionable since Spain's economy began to decline to make comparisons to Germany, which is rebounding strongly.

The collapse of Parmalat has produced inevitable comparisons to Enron, which, like Parmalat, used related companies in the Cayman Islands and elsewhere to hide some of its odd transactions.

CBS expects comparisons to Hulu, which has become one of the top video-viewing sites in the country in the last year.

Greenspan rejected comparisons to Japan, which has suffered deflation and a liquidity crisis.

Online video frequently draws comparisons to search, which today has become a two-horse race between Google and Microsoft.

It also, perhaps conveniently, moves We7 slightly further away from comparisons to Spotify, which remains very much an on-demand play.

Sure, whenever the word "search" gets used, we immediately draw comparisons to Google, which is clearly the leader in the space.

The explosion of the app has drawn comparisons to Facebook, which saw similar success among the college crowd before going mainstream.