Sentence examples for is incomparably worse from inspiring English sources

Colombia's human rights record is incomparably worse.

"Now their wealth is eroding, and their debt position is incomparably worse".

And if Beit Hanoun is largely destroyed, Shujai'iya, an eastern neighbourhood of Gaza that has been shelled and bombed for a week, is incomparably worse.

But she does go, and what she discovers there, in a rain-gray suburb in Sweden, is incomparably worse than all that she left behind.

Therefore, adopting your concept (not mine) of "implicit endorsement" you endorse denial of horrendous crimes that is incomparably worse than anything that you focus your attention on.

They agree: The other guys were incomparably worse.

This time, with more than sixteen million people in the greater Los Angeles area, and hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of infrastructure, the damage would be incomparably worse.

But what happened to South Vietnam and later all of Indochina, where "the second superpower" imposed its impediments only much later in the conflict, was incomparably worse.

No, what took place in China during the Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution or in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge or, indeed, in North Korea in the late 90s was incomparably worse, causing famines that left many millions dead.

It is incomparably beautiful.

A resident is incomparably luckier.