Sentence examples for less comparison from inspiring English sources

It's hard to see why consumer- and business-travel groups (which almost uninamously oppose the airlines on this) should have to kowtow to the airlines' dream of a return to less price-sensitive air travel and less comparison shopping.

People might use mobile phones as much as or more than computers, they say, but they use them differently – which means doing less comparison shopping and clicking on fewer ads.

More emulation and less comparison.

All of us can benefit from less judgement, less comparison, less ignorance.

Preliminary testing of the association with LBP of the educational exposure questions indicated that the data could be dichotomised for each question at 20 hours or less (comparison category) (comprising categories 1 3), and more than 20 hours in the past month (exposure category) (the last four categories).

Later that night, I read yet another article about less judgment, less comparisons, less I'm-more-mom-than-you.

If you really do get better with age, you will find that you have less judgement to give, less comparisons to make and more compassion for every single person you encounter.

On the contrary, hospitals in the South (5.7% less, in comparison to hospitals in the Northeast), private insurance coverage (4.0% less, in comparison to coverage by Medicare), urban non-teaching hospitals (5.7% less, in comparison to rural hospitals), and medium bed size (8.8% less, in comparison to small hospitals) were associated with decreased cost.

The Dark Knight Rises – a less suitable comparison – debuted here with £14.36m in July 2012.

But he considered his tweet less a comparison than a warning.

A more current and less embarrassing comparison might be to Coca-Cola or Levi's or Tide.