Sentence examples for later comparing the from inspiring English sources

The scientists then interviewed all the families four years later, comparing the investigated families with the 431 families that had not been investigated.

"It's a familiar user interaction for our customers," he said, later comparing the service to shopping at a store where people go up and down aisles selecting tracks and albums to listen to later.

The current study describes a prospective follow up of a large cohort of individuals with court-documented early childhood abuse or neglect (n = 458) and a demographically matched control sample (n = 349) into middle adulthood (mean age 41), nearly 30 years later, comparing the groups for risk of adult pain complaints.

But I'm not going to support him either, obviously," Trudeau added, later comparing the Republican real estate mogul to Toronto's infamous former mayor, Rob Ford.

Theodore later compared the break-in at Y-12 to the attacks on 9/11.

Loescher later compared the explosion to "one million flashbulbs going off all at once".

They pledged to work together, but Libeskind later compared the relationship to border negotiations between North and South Korea.

Melvill later compared the noise of reëntry to "somebody talking to you very, very sharply".

Perhaps they later compared the hugs they received from Michelle Obama after the game.

(Mr. Franks later compared the warmth he felt after the injection of the dye to "the first sip of a well-blended martini").

Mr. Sullivan later compared the conference to a large Alcoholics Anonymous meeting because it had drawn in those who, until then, had thought that they were alone in their frustration.