Sentence examples for immediately compared from inspiring English sources

AFTER the murderous bombings in Madrid on Thursday, Spanish newspapers immediately compared 11-M -- March 11 -- to 9/11.

The Obama campaign immediately compared the effort to the "Swift Boat" advertisements against Senator John Kerry in the 2004 presidential campaign.

The case was immediately compared to that of Josef Fritzl, the Austrian man who kept his daughter captive for 24 years and fathered seven children with her.

Published in 2008, "Legend of a Suicide" was immediately compared with the work of Wallace Stegner and Cormac McCarthy, earlier literary mythologists of the American frontier.

Their homeland is so dangerous that even hard-nosed immigration officers grant more than a third of claims immediately, compared with 6% for other nations.

"Alde Valley has always been an inclusive school with a strong focus on vocational as well as academic subjects, but that was immediately compared negatively with the new free school promise".

Readers, responding to the setting, will immediately compare her to Kiran Desai.

One obvious pitfall in shifting from region to region is the temptation to immediately compare one with another.

American viewers will immediately compare it with "Downton Abbey" and note some things that are lacking: tailcoats, Maggie Smith, a castle.

Alas, the recipients of those letters, Mistress Page Serena Evanss) and Mistress Ford (Sarah Woodward), are best friends and immediately compare notes.

But she warned her constituents against pinning their hopes on the possibility that the money would turn the economy around immediately, comparing the stimulus package and other recovery efforts with work projects initiated during the Great Depression.