Sentence examples for in comparison to events from inspiring English sources
What he didn't know was that, a few weeks later, there was a story about Lady Gaga or some such on page 17 that, in comparison to events in Libya and elsewhere, could, technically, be called "nonsense".
Now, geologic evidence suggests that the 1983 flood would have paled in comparison to events that occurred long before people started keeping track.
The base risk for certain events may be different in comparison to events in trials including a selective population.
In general, patients with high SS (≥33 in multivessel disease, or >16 in non-3-vessel disease patients) have a greater risk of cardiovascular events after angioplasty, in comparison to events after surgery.
The second study revealed that CED levels are higher in negative events, in comparison to positive events and that low CED levels in emotionally intense negative events are associated with a pattern of greater event-related distress.
This might lead to less local and systemic inflammation as apoptotic events canonically cause much less inflammation in comparison to necrotic events.
At both sites, dew yields and, to a lesser extent, fog water yields, were found to be significant in comparison to rain events.
In comparison to the events of the last fortnight, the large mound of dog shit I walk through after parking the car early morning isn't as bad as it normally would be.
They may not signal a rising tide of mass shootings in America, but they certainly are linked into a wider phenomenon with a perpetually growing collective body count one we cannot lose sight of even in weeks where individual manifestations of that violence seem minor in comparison to other events in the world.
These worthy efforts all pale in comparison to the events that followed the twin birth of digital photography and the Internet in the 1990s, whereby type specimens were quickly recorded and immediately and globally viewed (Ariño and Galicia, 2005).
