Sentence examples for it can be compared from inspiring English sources

While the behavior of a multiple side branch system is interesting on its own it can be compared to that of corrugated pipes.

Mohan also stressed it can be compared to after-school specials due to its "lack of originality in plot and character".

It can be compared to Poland 12 years ago".

While the censorship in Belarus cannot be paralleled by the restrictions on artists in the UK, it can be compared.

Perhaps it can be compared to Dylan Thomas's "Under Milk Wood," mainly because they share a lyrical beauty.

It is one way of measuring the health of a society in that dimension so that it can be compared with others.

In assessing the city's efficiency, it can be compared either with itself over time or with other large cities, fiscal experts said.

It can be compared with that of Ernest Bevin (founder of the TGWU) during the second world war as minister of labour.

It can be compared to gluing a cracked glass; if the glass is then dropped, that is the end of the glass.

"It can be compared to course work for renewing a license to practice, but more often it is a bridge to an academic degree".

It can be compared to what Jason Moran did with Thelonious Monk recently, using Monk's recorded speech and footsteps as well as his compositions.