Sentence examples for in comparisons from inspiring English sources
The phrase "in comparisons" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the act of comparing two or more items, ideas, or concepts. Example: "In comparisons of economic growth, Country A consistently outperforms Country B."
Inevitably, Skagboys lost out in comparisons to the original.
Focuses on students, rather than the teacher in person or in comparisons to colleagues.
So what to do? Rue that we never saw the original Fela, and get caught up in comparisons?
McGuinness is similarly interested in incongruous maps, in comparisons where something striking emerges from the imperfect fit between misaligned cartographies.
The value in standardized testing is partly found in its aid in comparisons across backgrounds.
Real power is still measured unnervingly in comparisons of missile reach and warship tallies.
Lori Mei, the top city testing official, said that so-called "anchor" questions were repeated from year to year to aid in comparisons.
This report highlights that teaching time is indeed not the key driver, both across countries and in comparisons between different teachers in England.
In comparisons like these, one glimpses the creative mind at work, filing visual effects away for later use at the city scale.
However, the Home Office expresses caution in comparisons as "figures for earlier years included estimates for a few forces that were unable to supply arrests information".
d) Passing efficiency has been rising for years with refinements in offensive game plans, so today's quarterbacks have a huge advantage in comparisons with counterparts from other eras.
