Sentence examples for it be compared from inspiring English sources
Nor can it be compared, as some have done, to the US president having a break at Camp David or Martha's Vineyard.
What can it be compared to?
Because active learning is a well-documented improvement over the traditional lecture approach (Freeman et al., 2014), in order to test the effectiveness of a flipped model that necessarily involves active learning, it is imperative that it be compared with a control model that uses active learning.
Nor can it be compared to other problems; everything is relative, including your relatives' depression.
Moreover, accept that your experience of the things on your Bucket List is unique; it cannot be replicated, nor can it be compared to someone else's and found wanting.
How peculiar it is becomes clear immediately it is compared to comic predecessors.
It is compared to a size 10 foot being shoved into a size 6 shoe.
Why is it being compared with James Frey's book, "A Million Little Pieces?" f.
It was compared with Duchamp drawing a moustache on the Mona Lisa.
Perhaps it was, compared with her own wedding to Prince Charles in Windsor town hall in 2005.
