Sentence examples for fail to compare from inspiring English sources
As England fans travel by train between World Cup cities in Germany, they can't fail to compare the comfort and efficiency of Deutsche Bahn, the German national train network, with what passes for a train service back home.
Prescott's theme was the conquest of Mexico and Peru; Motley (also a product of Göttingen and Berlin) recounted the successful rebellion of the Netherlands, which he did not fail to compare frequently to the American Revolution.
Intradermal skin tests that fail to compare findings in this manner contain an inherent methodologic flaw and are uninterpretable.
The potential systemic differences in performance of natural, exhaust and mechanical ventilation in dwellings is the object of relentless debate among scientists, industry and policy makers, although comparisons found in literature often fail to compare the different systems on an equal basis.
In fact, even when adjusting for inflation, older salaries fail to compare to current ones.
He was always told what a fine pig he had and that any other pig would fail to compare to his pig.
Those critics who failed to compare the era of industrialization with the one that immediately preceded it also failed to account for the social and economic progress that had touched the lives of ordinary people.
Why?" This is merely lame, fails to compare like with like, appears unintentionally to be unsure why the gulf leak was "bad" and attempts an irony where none exists.
When other assistants took jobs elsewhere and then returned here, they all told Campbell that they never should have left, that other schools in other towns failed to compare.
Even its stated premise, that the SDNY is the crown jewel of America's lower federal courts, is asserted rather than demonstrated: the author fails to compare its historical importance or quality of jurisprudence with those of any other district, and dedicates half a chapter to lampooning its least distinguished judges.
However, they failed to compare the mortality rate between patients with and without TEA.
