Sentence examples for instructive comparison from inspiring English sources

China may be a more instructive comparison.

Here's an imperfect but instructive comparison.

Tankersley: That's an instructive comparison: the campaign as a corporation.

The most instructive comparison is what might be the most famous rap parody in history.

This work makes an instructive comparison with "Helga's Pool #6," from the 1980's.

Or perhaps the more instructive comparison is to Loretta Lynn, whom Musgraves has cited as her primary influence.

The responses to the panics of 1907 and 2008 also provide instructive comparisons.

Use of simulation models was also examined since models can quantify response to environmental factors and thus, their use might provide instructive comparisons with use of spatial analyses.

Beyond simply expanding and refining our conception of who Asian Americans are, Lawrence draws instructive comparisons between Asian Americans' experience and those of Native, African, and Hispanic Americans, exposing undercurrents of racial and class antagonisms.

The most instructive comparisons for Mr. Obama might be the two most recent presidents who had an economy that fell somewhere in this range during the election year, where the rate of growth was positive but below the long-term trend.

In the case of Kalydeco, the usage of multiple similarity metrics allowed for some instructive comparisons.