Sentence examples for dear compared from inspiring English sources
Now with that rally under pressure for the past month, several stocks and industry groups have pulled back to levels that might look dear compared to prices early this year but bargains relative to one month ago.
Since the yuan loosely tracks the dollar, it has been dragged higher – keeping its differential with the greenback roughly the same, but at the expense of making the country's goods dearer compared to regional rivals, especially South Korea and Japan.
Continuing to u se 10% today is like judging whether a petrol station's prices are cheap or dear by comparing them to a typical petrol price of 1972.
But Delta is a futuristic paradise of working altimeters and braking brakes when compared with you, dear American Airlines.
It's the implication that Salmond could be compared to "the dear leader" – a man accused of brainwashing his people, condemning critics to starve and threatening international stability with nuclear weapons.
She says: "One of my dearest friends – at the time – compared my underarm hair to 'the sludge in the bottom of the garbage can'".
As compared to the mommies dearest in these pages, almost any woman can feel like Mother of the Year.
A weak territorial reaction towards adjacent familiar individuals compared to unfamiliar individuals ("strangers", "dear-enemy" effect [2]), has been observed in numerous songbirds (review [3]).
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Compared to those in the north, dearer oil is linked with an increased likelihood of southern women having a skilled occupation and being in work.
