Sentence examples for has just compared from inspiring English sources

And it has just compared all known 21st century observations with data from site measurements, aerial photography and satellite observations and evidence from pictorial and written sources.

They often use the mantra: 'WWJD – What would Jesus do?'" He's midway through a long lecture about the Bible before I realise that he has just compared himself to the son of God, who befriended Mary Magdalene and other female prostitutes.

Told that Hill had just compared him to the Almighty, James shook his head.

Mr. Thomas had just compared complex mortgage bonds to a piece of cowhide.

He considered for a moment that he had just compared himself to Alexander the Great, and laughed.

—Rob Kenny, a passenger on the disabled Carnival cruise ship Triumph, during an interview with CNN's with Martin Savidge, who had just compared conditions aboard the ship to life in New Orleans immediately after Hurricane Katrina.

He was the most liberal member of the Senate, but they've just compared his voting record to Margaret Thatcher's – and he came out as less liberal than her.

Other studies, by contrast, have just compared winning cities with all other cities in the country and tried to control statistically for differences among them, or they simply calculated the cost per job created by the public subsidy.

I've just compared prices for a "medium-sized family car" to rent for the last week in July and first week in August from Malaga airport in Spain, and found the cheapest deal was around £315 and the most expensive was £930.

The Republican U.S. Senate candidate in Pennsylvania praised a local Tea Party member who had just compared President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler during a rally over the weekend.

The preceding speaker, Phil Waite, had just compared Obama's policies with those employed by Hitler in the 1920s and 1930s, and warned that Obama could try to do the same thing to the United States.