Sentence examples for draw comparisons between them from inspiring English sources

The International Society of Drug Bulletins (ISDB) - consumer publications which analyse the benefits of drugs and draw comparisons between them - warns that the industry is not a reliable source of trustworthy information.

Manson responded: Despite references to (and fascination with) the iconic men, Manson was reluctant to draw comparisons between them and himself (saying it would have been pretentious): "[w]hat I did find was parallels in their stories and my story, and I tried to maybe learn from their mistakes and what they tried to do .

ROM should enable clinicians to assess change over the course of treatment and help them draw comparisons between the perspectives of the clinician, child, their parent/carer and other informants such as teachers [ 4, 5].

This would also enable them to draw comparisons between their findings and those from earlier studies using only the DTSQs.

D'Antoni is reluctant to draw comparisons between Duhon and Marbury.

It is tempting to draw comparisons between Conte and his Chelsea predecessor José Mourinho.

And, some working in the technology field are starting to draw comparisons between Google and Microsoft.

In some ways, attempts to draw comparisons between now and the 1970s are ridiculous.

Up until this stage I had begun to draw comparisons between my life and the battle of Stalingrad.

It is hard to draw comparisons between civil lawsuits and criminal cases like the one involving Christopher Pittman.

Difficult as it is to draw comparisons between successful generations in any sport, it is something which is done frequently.