Sentence examples for make positive comparisons from inspiring English sources
City engineers can make positive comparisons when talking about the sewage that spilled this month.
Research shows that the happiest people aren't those who only make positive comparisons with others.
My immediate reaction to hearing Oliver's new "Light Years Away" EP (after picking my jaw up off the ground, of course) was to make positive comparisons towards that which should never be compared: Daft Punk.
They felt these social changes meant larger women were still able make positive social comparisons and were less motivated to heed midwives' advice to alter health behaviours and manage weight.
Make positive personal connections.
The boy's DNA was found on Medellin's breast, according to Express-News, adding that "male DNA was also found on her genitals, but the sample was not sufficient enough to make a positive comparison".
While it is customary to adjust p-values for multiple comparisons when making positive claims, our use of uncorrected p-values is conservative with respect to the negative conclusions in this study (i.e., that compartmentalization was minimal).
Qualls made a positive comparison to Robert A. Heinlein's Starship Troopers regarding the manner of story telling.
Given the small numbers, we cannot make any comparisons on specific positive or negative relationship changes that are experienced, but this will be possible in our future questionnaire study.
ANOVA or Mann Whitney's test were used to make a comparison between positive and negative-rotavirus cases.
