Sentence examples for make a comparable from inspiring English sources

Federal and state policy makers should make a comparable commitment to improve child care in the civilian realm.

It also helped give rise to a similar effort, the Materials Genome Initiative, which hopes to make a comparable impact in manufacturing.

It will probably be easier to make a comparable case in New York, where the Republicans are expected to feature an array of moderate, pro-choice speakers and keep Rick Santorum and Tom DeLay under wraps.

PUP has insisted it will only support Direct Action if the government accepts its proposal for a "dormant" emissions trading scheme, which would become "active" only when the climate change authority decides that major trading partners EU, Japan, Korea and China had in place their own ETS or "equivalent measures" to make a "comparable effort" on reducing greenhouse emissions.

John Morgridge, the man who turned Cisco Systems from an ordinary company into a great one, was, he says, "a quiet, reserved, shy and understated man", as was John Whitehead, the partner who helped make Goldman Sachs great in the late 1970s.Mr Collins has confined himself to America, because nowhere else is there sufficient data to make a comparable analysis.

He penned such classics as The Untouchables and Glengarry Glen Ross, but David Mamet has yet to make a comparable mark as director.

Ellen Thomas made a comparable statement with her hair.

The Chinese internet company Baidu said it was making a comparable investment in Velodyne.

The United States, which currently allocates less than 0.2percentt for aid, has not made a comparable pledge.

Then there is Chambers Street Wines, a brick-and-mortar retail shop in Manhattan that makes a comparable commitment to selling noninterventionist wines.

"The Naked Society" made a comparable assessment of the marketing schemes of big corporations, noting their immense and profitable traffic in personal data about American consumers.