Sentence examples for makes a comparison from inspiring English sources

He makes a comparison with an Orthodox Jewish synagogue: "On one side are the men, on the other the women.

This makes a comparison of participation growth in these two countries less informative, and less likely to yield robust conclusions about the impact of fees.

It is the fact that this team bat all the way down to their 12th man that makes a comparison with 1987 possible.

Rock – less concerned with joke theft than with comics' freedom to experiment – makes a comparison to cigarettes, which probably points the right way forward.

Ofwat's David Brittin makes a comparison with other essentials: "No one would expect to pay a flat fee for unlimited food or unlimited petrol," he says.

Kjellberg makes a comparison between Nintendo and another games firm – Minecraft developer Mojang – in his blog post, claiming that Mojang's hands-off policy on YouTube has been one of the main factors behind Minecraft's success.

Ren makes a comparison to the online banking industry.

He makes a comparison to when the first pop-up advertisements appeared on the Web.

Section 2 presents the principles of ILA and DLA, and makes a comparison between them.

First, tumors are usually irregularly shaped, which makes a comparison in dimensions quite coarse.

This paper makes a comparison of eleven secure systems design methodologies.