Sentence examples for make immediate comparisons from inspiring English sources
Those who had their homes flooded or were forced to wade waist-deep to seek drier ground will not have had time to make immediate comparisons, nor consider deeply whether it is all down to climate change.
"Everything is available now you can make immediate comparisons and jump from one thing to another in seconds," White muses.
"We would expect to see more 'flexible' options appearing to assist customers who may otherwise hastily cut back on cover to make immediate savings to their expenditure," says Peter Gerrard of price comparison site Moneyextra.com.
Supporters will also make immediate judgements.
"The more different their activity from your own, the better," said Ms. Domscheit-Berg, "because that makes an immediate comparison harder".
Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow urges tsunami-like response in Haiti's disaster zones GONAÏVES, Haiti, 22 September 2008 – Looking down from helicopter at the devastation wrought by a month of hurricanes and catastrophic flooding, actress Mia Farrow made an immediate comparison.
Immediate comparisons have been made to Lena Dunham's series 'Girls,' with one site calling the show the black girls' answer to "Girls".
The immediate comparisons are these: Wragge is not an icon; Wolf was.
When Rubio's campaign launched last April, he drew immediate comparisons to another young orator: Barack Obama.
The immediate comparisons were with William Faulkner, the unavoidable genius of Southern writing.
