Sentence examples for comparisons with how from inspiring English sources

The actual proposal to Cornish schools refers to an examination of paganism in its historical and archaeological context, involving comparisons with how it is currently practised.

While recent growth and the outlook from many forecasters puts the UK ahead of many other advanced economies in terms of the pace of GDP expansion, comparisons with how it has regained ground since the global financial crisis are less favourable.

We investigate the effect of these parameters on aptamer signal intensity and make direct comparisons with how the same parameters affect signal intensity in analogous hybridization experiments to gain insight into how to best adapt existing oligonucleotide microarray technology for aptamer-based bioaffinity applications.

The abuse of Iraqi prisoners pales in comparison with how we abuse our own incarcerated citizens.

Kids in sweet shops are bored and jaded in comparison with how I felt.

Sensible, certainly, in comparison with how he used to run his show.

"There is no comparison with how I was at 28, nor should there be," she says impatiently.

But as much as he feels his body has improved, it pales in comparison with how he has changed his mind-set.

"I don't like that comparison with how many days of daylight; I don't like that at all," said Dr. Christos Angelopoulos, the director of the division of oral and maxillofacial radiography at Columbia University College of Dental Medicine.

Patil draws an interesting comparison with how grocery stores have been able to structure their layouts to provide serendipity and useful discovery.

The ground for this reason does not rely on a comparison with how well off the person or other people would be if we refrain from bringing the person into existence or acted differently (but see Harman 2004, 101 102; McBrayer 2008, 304; Woollard 2012).