Sentence examples for enough comparison from inspiring English sources

It's a fair enough comparison, I think.

It's certainly a reasonable enough comparison, but I've begun to wonder about the usefulness of just about any comparison in our present situation.

"I think people are very snotty about Corín Tellado in Spain, so I think it's a fair enough comparison: the books are what they are – they're page-turners," he says.

I should add that not all CPUs appear in all graphs for the simple reason I haven't had time to re-test those released earlier this year in some newer benchmarks such as Far Cry 5, but there's more than enough comparison between other CPUs.

If the team never quite evinced the ulcerous Patrick Bateman-ian seethe of the New England Patriots, the Patriots still seem a reasonable enough comparison: the Spurs are also just as relentlessly efficient and effective, and as colorful and stylish as miles and miles of khaki extending into the distance.

Although this condition by itself did not produce the closed eyes effect seen in respect to the gray screen (see Figures 2, 3), it could still be claimed that it is a matter of magnitude and that black screen is not a good enough comparison for visual input shutdown.

Pennington has been the subject of enough comparisons in the past week, most notably to Joe Montana and Joe Namath.

Being compared to Roy, a legendary goalie, was a little too much for Staal, who has enough comparisons to worry about in his own family.

These numerical methods and tools are dispersed in the literature, and there are no enough comparisons between them which makes one doubts their real capabilities in finding really optimal designs.

Except he did so by comparing the intelligence of the Florida jury that found Anthony not guilty to President Obama's economic team, because obviously Jay Leno's audience can't get enough comparisons between banking deregulation and infanticide.

Low confidence prediction means there were not enough comparisons at that site.