Sentence examples for in comparison to greater from inspiring English sources

"As bad as this epidemic has been, it could pale in comparison to greater threats in the future.

In the two boroughs, there is higher deprivation than the England average, but similar proportions of economically active and inactive residents in comparison to greater London [ 28- 31].

There were also a greater number of females injured in motor vehicular accidents in comparison to a greater number of males injured in sporting accidents.

While proving challenging beyond all initial estimates, the difficulty of providing logistical solutions to their influx will pale in comparison to the greater long-term task of healing these deep wounds.

It is unsurprising that no regions have undergone a significant autozygosity change in the NZ population, given their rather low and relatively uniform level of autozygosity across the genome in comparison to the greater variability in length and location of ROH in AU and US.

All wonderful, and yet all pale in comparison to the great leaps made in poker broadcasting.

The second world war has suffered in comparison to the great war of 1914-18.

How much of Quiet Revolution's success is down to the effectiveness of their turbines in comparison to their great design and branding?

Not surprisingly, despite the excellent work of the show's music director and arranger, Mike Ruckles, they suffer in comparison to the great music of Angel Mo's religion and Roland's art.

There is, of course, a certain charm in our native creatures – our foxes, hedgehogs and much-maligned badgers – but if size matters we undoubtedly pale in comparison to the great bears and elk of North America, the giraffe and hippos of Africa, or the big cats of Asia.

We should not be afraid to speak what we see - this French side is a poor one in comparison to the great teams of the past.