Sentence examples similar to drawing a comparison to when from inspiring English sources

Some Republicans are drawing a comparison to the midterm elections of 1982 when President Ronald Reagan told the nation to "stay the course" in a recession.

"The one thing I could draw a comparison to is when sometimes in the US, when you see an individual get convicted, part of their probation is to go and wear a sandwich board".

Aboto, who has four scrawny sheep remaining, draws a comparison to three years ago, when drought triggered a famine in Somalia and almost 4 million Kenyans were at risk of starvation (pdf).

Watts draws a comparison to the 16th century, when Galileo first saw the sky through a telescope.

Craig Moffett, an analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein, drew a comparison to that deal last week, when Sprint confirmed it was in talks with SoftBank.

He drew a comparison to how Washington insiders scrambled to react in 1994, when Republicans grabbed control of the House and Senate.

He drew a comparison to Afghanistan.

He draws a comparison to sports.

The video also draws a comparison to cocaine.

Caution should be exercised when drawing a comparison between the outcome of this study of patients, referred with a serious disorder, and studies of "healthy" computer operators in occupation.

Big Boi was the latest to take aim when he posted a meme drawing a comparison between the black mother from the 70s and the one of today.