Sentence examples for from comparison from inspiring English sources

OAKLAND has suffered for years from comparison to San Francisco, just across the Bay Bridge.

An estimated 5.5m households are in energy debt, according to figures from comparison site Uswitch.com.

Yet May still benefits from comparison with the other – against Michael Gove, she looks normal.

"People must start avoiding unnecessary charges," says Stuart Glendinning from comparison website moneysupermarket.com.

But it also gains from comparison with Jarmusch's own later work, particularly his vampire fantasy Only Lovers Left Alive.

His La Bohème (1897) suffered from comparison with Giacomo Puccini's La Bohème.

It is difficult to print the content on many Web sites, whether they are blogs, MySpace pages, lists from comparison shopping sites or even directions from Google Maps.

But having lived it does not mean you can act it, and Lohan does not fare well from comparison with Taylor as an actress.

In the last 12 months, on a £5,000 loan, the average rate has jumped from 10.57% to 12.55%, according to research from comparison website Moneynet.co.uk.

A spokesman adds that consumers who buy from comparison sites should be aware that policies will often be categorised as "good value" for a reason.

He doesn't shrink from comparison with Kennedy, another charismatic 40-something president with an attractive young family and a Harvard pedigree.