Sentence examples for difficult to comparison from inspiring English sources

Some cards make it difficult for consumers to find information about fees, according to Consumer Reports, so it can be difficult to comparison shop.

The authors contend that it may not be racism or other forms of discrimination that drive car prices up for the groups they studied, but that these groups tend to have less information going into a car purchase, which makes it more difficult to comparison shop.

The economist Susan Woodward has shown that the mortgage industry's reliance on abstruse and complex pricing schemes makes it difficult to comparison-shop effectively.

Therefore, it seems difficult to make comparison between different studies.

Ethically, it is difficult to justify comparison of two modalities with associated radiation dose in patients.

As predicted novel miRNAs only have genomic coordinates and can differ from sample to sample, it would be difficult to conduct comparison for a large number of samples.

Few cities track chronic preschool absenteeism so it is difficult to find comparisons to Chicago's rate.

"It's difficult to draw comparisons to targets or other entities when the accounting isn't done the same," Mr. Jones said.

Mr. Griffith said there was no "magic number" that reflected the optimal number of teaching to nonteaching personnel for districts, because it is difficult to make comparisons across campuses.

But it's difficult to draw comparisons between the forces motivating the Polish pope's admiring countrymen and Iran's student revolutionaries.

"It is difficult to make comparisons [across different eras] but he is right at the top.