Sentence examples for difficult not to compare from inspiring English sources

It's difficult not to compare them to the internet: always on, always accessible, never quite real.

It is difficult not to compare the Jets to the Giants, who are in the Super Bowl.

It's difficult not to compare Velvet Buzzsaw with director Dan Gilroy and Jake Gyllenhaal's previous collaboration, the equally excellent and disturbing Nightcrawler.

Although there are government subsidies to encourage green car purchases in the US, it's still difficult for cash-strapped buyers not to compare the new hybrid models against cheaper, less fuel efficient vehicles (remember, the recession is not over for the 9-plus percent who are still unemployed or the many who are underemployed).

That is not to compare the two.

Try not to compare yourself with others.

One disadvantage of Q-PCR is that absolute values are not generated, so it is difficult (but not impossible) to compare assay results from batch to batch, study to study and across different laboratories.

But differences between the codes used for existing clinical processes and those used for the new ones made it difficult, if not impossible, to compare results.

It is difficult if not impossible to compare the rental rates at the armory fairly with those at other exhibition halls.

This makes it difficult, if not impossible, to compare the results.

It is therefore difficult, if not impossible, to compare these data directly [15].