Sentence examples for from compare from inspiring English sources
"Goombah is derived from compare, 'godfather' or 'dear male friend,' "says Frank Renzulli, co-executive producer and a writer of the show.
Whilst not disputing the power of collective sentiment, Jumoke Balogu from Compare Afrique argued that the western outcry over the campaign was misplaced.
Citing analytics from Compare, Niesner points out that the language learning community is hot on the heels of its much better funded U.S.-based rival Livemocha ($14m vs approx. $1.4m) in terms of traffic if not actual user sign-ups.
Moreover, from EmoFt the pitch and voice quality (VQ) features dominate the top three, while from ComParE more spectral band and cepstral descriptors dominate (which are not contained in the EmoFt set)—yet still mixed with VQ and cepstral ones.
What message has been learned from comparing comparators?
Auriemma shies from comparing the programs.
Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, demurred from comparing 1941 to 2001.
Sports range from comparing erection sizes to assembling Ikea furniture.
It will also ban secrecy clauses in contracts that prevent employees from comparing their wages.
The fun comes from comparing the finished drawings with the original picture.
And it included a nondisclosure clause to prevent her from comparing notes with neighbors.
