Sentence examples for difficult comparison to from inspiring English sources

Yet it is a difficult comparison to make.

CA: This is a difficult comparison to draw, but I see one main similarity and one main point of departure.

Judged by private-sector standards -- a difficult comparison to be sure -- chief executives and management experts tend to give the mayor high praise.

Of course, it's a difficult comparison to make, because the corporate world has immense power, but behavioural change in a child may not be so different in principle from a business executive.

It's a slightly difficult comparison to make, but fortunately a paper from the House of Commons Library from 2013 did it for us.

Weekend ticket sales were down more than 10% year-over-year, owing to a difficult comparison to "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2," which opened to $102.7 million during the same period in 2015.

Sales suffered in part from strong results in May, which could not be sustained, as well as from difficult comparisons to June 2003, when incentive programs buoyed sales.

Sales in June suffered in part from unusually strong sales in May -- helped by incentives and sales to car rental fleets -- which could not be sustained, as well as from difficult comparisons to June 2003, when aggressive incentive programs helped sales.

The massive discount-fest fell in the second quarter this year, causing difficult comparisons to 2012, when it was spread over the second and third quarters.

E.g. item 7 was also less difficult for the Danish sample and item 5 more difficult in comparison to the original order of the American version.

It should be considered, however, that involving the parents of infertile patients is very difficult in comparison to other diseases.