Sentence examples for made a comparison from inspiring English sources

(Nate Silver made a comparison of polling accuracy last week).

People have made a comparison of PC's to the automobile industry.

The writer made a comparison with "child-free" in an effort to prove the point.

He made a comparison to basketball: Lacrosse attackmen have higher-percentage scoring chances, much like 7-footers in the post.

Dr. Jack G. Bruner, a former president of the California Society of Plastic Surgeons, made a comparison to the legal profession.

But few have made a comparison with the Bill Parcells/Al Groh regimes as starkly and as forcefully as Mawae did today.

Sarvis made a comparison with Lyndon Johnson, who brought in the 1960s civil rights legislation as well as a series of other social and economic reforms.

Although Rollins said the Mets should believe they are better than the Phillies, he also made a comparison to last September's collapse.

He made a comparison with the Whitlam government, which he said had not lost the policy argument; the policies were welcome, and endured.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, October 17, 1936 P. 15 The Rev. Charles Francis Potter made a comparison of culture in a speech the other day.

Rodrigues et al. (2012) made a comparison between lumped plasticity and distributed inelasticity.