Sentence examples for in comparison said from inspiring English sources

"The $38 billion deficit is costing the average Californian thousands of dollars in comparison," said the official, Rob Stutzman, a spokesman for the state's Republican Party.

"Even the very strong 1990's U.S. stock market performance pales in comparison," said Michael Bellas, chief executive of Beverage Marketing, a firm that tracks beverage sales.

"The cuts made under the Thatcher government pale in comparison," said Steve Hynes, director of Legal Action Group, which campaigns on legal aid.

"Wall Street was more than captivated by these new guys; they were eating the lotus leaves and it made companies like AT&T and Sprint look stodgy in comparison," said Howard Anderson, an investor who founded the Yankee Group, a research firm in Boston.

"Stigmatisation poses a far-reaching threat to fossil fuel companies – any direct impacts of divestment pale in comparison," said Ben Caldecott, a research fellow at the University of Oxford's Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, and an author of the report.

"When you have zero percent inflation, zero percent interest rates, zero percent money markets rates, and when you have metals and gold that have skyrocketed to astronomical levels, stocks look pretty good in comparison," said M. Jake Dollarhide, chief executive of Longbow Asset Management in Tulsa, Okla.

"You get a whole different understanding of how it is to take care of a child, because work is nothing in comparison," says Leon, 34, a software developer I met pushing his baby daughter on one of the swings in front of a Malmö café frequented by dads who use the playground.

The better-known giant squid "is quite a puppy in comparison," says squid expert Steve O'Shea of the Auckland University of Technology.

"Key to the growing resentment was how badly the British were suffering in comparison," says Declercq, who is a lecturer in translation at UCL.

In comparison, says Bradley, agent managed is a "very fragmented and under exploited market" with no obvious fully-fledged aggregators aside from a few U.S. sites that rely on crude scraping.

Trump's main rival for the Republican presidential nomination, Sen. Ted Cruz, immediately saw an opportunity to paint himself as moderate in comparison, saying that "of course we shouldn't be talking about punishing women".