Sentence examples for instead of being compared from inspiring English sources

"The X Factor" was "given the unfortunate task of being compared to the biggest show on television, instead of being compared to all the other television shows," said Mike Darnell, the president of alternative entertainment for Fox, who called the show a "very big success for us".

Instead of graduates being compared with non-graduates, will the social distinction become the type of university?

You can easily imagine how awkward it would have felt if, instead of Superman being compared to Jesus through the script's visual imagery, our superhero had been shunted back in time to 33 AD and actually been Jesus.

However, there can be ambiguity in establishing whether task performance is based on inspecting mental imagery or instead abstract semantic knowledge of the items being compared (Holyoak, 1977).

But instead of being the darling of the environmental movement, Trudeau is being compared in some quarters to his predecessor.

The three cable networks were not being compared to each other; instead, poll respondents were asked to compare each network to Trump as a trusted source of information.

Instead, models were compared for a range of fixed values.

We propose that new diagnostic assays not be validated against IFA alone but instead, be compared against a panel of both serological and antigen-detection assays (e.g., IFA with 47-kDA and/or 56-kDa PCR).

The present operations in an ICU that uses digital viewing instead of film has been compared with a unit that does not.

In case of the prostaglandin F receptor (Ptgfr), despite of very different mean expression levels between both lines, this difference was only significant when sample pools instead of individual samples were compared.

Instead the students were compared by group.