Sentence examples for encourage comparison from inspiring English sources

This does not encourage comparison shopping.

Prices will be important for the 30 million to 40 million people expected to join exchanges, which will encourage comparison shopping.

Once considered the front-runner, Bush is trailing a clutch of candidates, among them Donald Trump and Ben Carson, who have never held public office and encourage comparison to buffoons.

In 2006, Mr. Patrick's Republican predecessor, Mitt Romney, joined with Democratic lawmakers to enact legislation that required most residents to have insurance, offered subsidized coverage to those with low incomes, and set up an insurance exchange to encourage comparison shopping.

We want to encourage comparison shopping".

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The director, Béla Tarr, announced that this would be his final film, and, since he has done little to encourage comparisons with Frank Sinatra, the prospects of a comeback seem slim.

By contrast, a more common residency model the artist's colony tends to encourage comparisons to a sexually charged summer camp.

In reference to their recent device releases, RIM has said that they "are the fastest, most powerful BlackBerry smartphones yet and we encourage comparisons with these current BlackBerry smartphones versus earlier models".

By focusing on the collaboration elements during exercises, that is: (1) encourage synchronous collaboration, (2) test alternative strategies, (3) be able to make mistakes, (4) encourage comparisons, and (5) have joint evaluations, vulnerability can be reduced and preparedness to handle events that require advanced collaboration can be strengthened.

The World Bank's Systems Approach to Better Education Results SABERR) program collects data on the policies and institutions of education systems around the world to encourage comparisons and identify where individual countries may be most in need of interventions.