Sentence examples for look for comparison from inspiring English sources

Look, for comparison, at neighbouring Nicaragua, whose economy is still in the sick ward.The trouble is that ordinary folk have yet to see many tangible benefits.

When assessing an indeterminate nodule for possible malignant potential, the first rule of thumb is to look for comparison examinations.

Some of your search parameters would be "digital", "camera", "side by side", compare, etc. Look for comparison lists.

Good areas to look include the information for prospective students, history of the university, courses offered, key highlights of the educational programs offered, etc. Look for comparison sites.

Adding in the central plot device - alien visitors who pick on Britain to make first contact - it's difficult to know where to look for comparisons: Graham Greene, for its exquisite prose, or Clarke himself, for its deftly imagined other-world politics, and alien beings as thinly-disguised representations of what humankind might one day aspire to?

When Dunbar is talking about friendship he doesn't feel the need to look for comparisons with other species – voles (nearly all promiscuous) and the bee-eater bird (like marmosets, they have "an almost identical social arrangement to humans") disappear from the story.

Look for comparisons to 2013 TIFF outer space sensation "Gravity" as well as raves for Matt Damon's lead turn as a stranded astronaut.

An age of diagnosis greater than 6 months excludes transient neonatal diabetes, but this may be an area to look for comparisons in further research.

But perhaps we should be looking for comparison at sophisticated American character dramas of recent vintage: The Sessions, say, or The Descendants.

Organizer Bwalya Newton said that they were not looking for comparison with the attacks in Paris.

Organiser Bwalya Newton said that they were not looking for comparison with the attacks in Paris.