Sentence examples for kind to compare from inspiring English sources

The researchers said the study would be the first of its kind to compare how university life at an "elite" university is different from life at a new university in the same city.

The study looks at hotel and rental car searches across six popular travel booking sites (CheapTickets, Orbitz, Expedia, Hotels.com, Priceline and Travelocity), and is the first of its kind to compare results between real user accounts and synthetically generated ones.

It might have been kinder to compare South Africa with other developing countries, where capital is unlikely to be any cheaper.

With regards to winning, the newest Yankee was kind enough to compare Jeter yesterday to Magic Johnson.

A journalist friend was once kind enough to compare, in print, the way I look to "a pervy geography teacher from the 1970s".

Still, this is the first study in its kind to analytically compare such Golgi glycosylation defects between the mutant COG subunits.

Even though the Devils have nine players from the team that rallied from the 3-1 definit in 2000, their most important player, goaltender Martin Brodeur, said Thursday: "It's kind of hard to compare the two.

It looks exactly like Helm's Deep from 'Lord of the Rings.' It's kind of sad to compare it to that -- but it's actually incredible when there's something you've seen from somebody's fantasy, and then you see this and it's almost exactly the same".

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study of its kind in Pakistan to compare Vigabatrin and ACTH as treatment options for infantile spasms.

To better understand early responders of any kind, we sought to compare the characteristics of individuals who refused, consented, or did not respond soon after being mailed an invitation to participate in a large cohort study of US military personnel.

Some kind of creative initiatives to compare the kinds of skills required with those fields dominated by men, determine whether, relative to the skills and experience, pay is equitable, and if not, figure out a way to make it equitable, is in order.