Sentence examples for damaging comparison from inspiring English sources

The most damaging comparison, however, is with Monet and Turner.

Robinson also reported a damaging comparison made by Labour aides about Miliband speaking out about tax avoidance.

Arabs in Iraq and beyond already make the false but damaging comparison between America in Iraq and Israel in the West Bank and Gaza.How to retrieve the situation?

The central bank made a damaging comparison when it found that credit card interest rates were more than 45percentt for cards issued by Citibank and B.B.V.A. subsidiaries in Mexico.

(4) Mud testing on cores for formation damage: Comparison of a particle size distribution from the mud with a pore size distribution from the reservoir has a lot of pitfalls.

The results of damage comparison and correlation analysis indicate that fatigue failure occurs on the torsion beam near the welding seam between it and reinforcing part and could be attributable to vertical forces on the wheel, especially the difference between left and right wheel which introduced an additional torque on the beam.

While our data do not rule out a slight increase in mtDNA oxidative damage, comparison with the ageing cohort study clearly shows that mtDNA oxidative damage levels in young SOD mutants are lower than those seen in old WT animals (Figure 4C and 6C).

When considering the likelihood of retinal breaks and their recovery without damaging vision, comparisons of the hazard ratios of TA-assisted PPV and conventional PPV would be valid only if made by individuals who qualify as PPV specialists.

Erlewine voiced a common criticism of the album: that Carey's voice seemed "damaged" in comparison to her "glory years" in the 1990s.

Transient deformation and Post-mortem damage comparisons were made to evaluate the effects of the applied coatings.

The Sony document leak — while reputationally damaging — looks tame by comparison.