Sentence examples for making these comparisons from inspiring English sources

However, it's always tricky making these comparisons.

Museum visitors will have trouble making these comparisons, however, because the duke is effectively quarantined in his own gray cell.

Benoit Leclair, a senior scientist with Myriad, is the creator of one such program, known as the Kinship Analysis Program, which fully automates the process of making these comparisons.

But if utility is a measure of individual preference, there is no clear, meaningful way of making these comparisons.

14 One of the problems with making these comparisons is that there is substantial variation within the US and across Scandinavia.

It is important when making these comparisons to distinguish two measures of the turbulent burning velocity: the displacement, SD, and consumption speed, SC.

That change makes these comparisons imperfect.

Still, Nelson said the Mariners must win a title to make these comparisons valid.

Do those who blithely make these comparisons know anything whereof they speak?

If you want to make these comparisons across metropolitan areas, then I'm happy to do that.

The Public Policy Polling survey took an unusually large sample, with 1,340 likely voters interviewed over the two-day period, which makes these comparisons slightly more meaningful.