Sentence examples for encouraged comparison from inspiring English sources

PRESIDENT OBAMA has often invited, even encouraged, comparison to predecessors like Abraham Lincoln, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan who left lasting legacies.

Meanwhile Sutton, who began the matches by wearing a cowboy hat that transformed his Fred Flintstone image and encouraged comparison with Deputy Dawg instead, was in slightly more restrained mood.

The difficulty was that the involvement of Craymer inevitably encouraged comparison with the decade-plus run of her Abba musical and, by that standard, Viva Forever! has failed horribly.

Eight of the buyouts occurred between 2006 and 2007, when a wave of private equity encouraged comparisons to the takeover of RJR Nabisco chronicled in "Barbarians at the Gate".

The revelatory nature of the song's lyrics has encouraged comparisons between Living in the Material World and Lennon's primal therapy-inspired 1970 release, Plastic Ono Band.

This does not 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.

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

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".

This article originally appeared on VICE US.