Despite facing comparisons to Adolf Hitler, the backwards symbol could actually be a "good swastika".
The Mini inevitably faces comparisons to Volkswagen 's raging success, the New Beetle, but the Mini is different from the New Beetle in many ways.
Nothhaft says the team always thought the iPad app would be its flagship product — they wanted to make sure they had a polished app before they had to face "comparisons to dumb news readers and personalized newspapers and magazines".
The extra lipstick, brightened visage and slick red nails gave her a polished sheen that screamed "First Lady!" It was an important fashion moment for the woman who will inevitably face comparisons to that style star, Michelle Obama.
Credit Suisse said next year "won't be easy" for the top U.S. automaker, No. 2 globally behind Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T): GM has limited new product coming in 2011 and faces comparisons to a strong 2010, "when the company was restocking depleted truck inventories".
But performing in public — especially in the YouTube era — means that an amateur faces comparison to professionals, while the choice of repertory also gets scrutinized.
Detailed guidance on scoring, blinded replication in contributing centres with face to face comparison of discrepantly scored sections have been implemented for IHC tests in FOCUS4.
When Kapadia made her comeback to movies, she faced constant comparison to her Bobby days.
Rio de Janeiro, the first South American city to host the Olympics, will inevitably face comparisons with London.
Such praise will certainly be appreciated by Archbishop Egan, who faces constant comparison to Cardinal O'Connor, a prelate known for an especially common touch with parishioners.
I think a more nuanced argument would point out how those parenting styles interact with poorer school choices and tougher economic choices — just to name a few things that working-class families face in comparison to their better-off counterparts.
