Sentence examples for many comparisons made from inspiring English sources

"When Kevin left, he has such a legacy here I'm sure there were many comparisons made," Lembo said.

The many comparisons made between the Obama administration's current attempt to reverse the deteriorating situation in Afghanistan to that of the Bush administration's effort to do the same in Iraq in 2007 are often of little utility.

Absent from the many comparisons made between our current recession and the Great Depression has been an examination of the moral disintegration that preceded each.

Many comparisons have been made to previous Bond songs as Smith's has that huge, hackneyed orchestral sound.

Many comparisons have been made between the two presidents recently.

Many comparisons have been made on the song's style.

In order to elucidate the evolutionary relationships, many comparisons have been made between gene promoters of different species.

While many comparisons have been made between the utility of these techniques for metabolite analysis [ 30], advances in both have paralleled advances in speed, accuracy and coverage in genomics.

Overall, there does seem to be a similar pattern to that observed for eukaryotes, but it is far less striking and in many cases the comparisons made yield non-significant results.

Many comparisons were made between Finney and Matthews, whom he initially displaced on England's right wing.

The video garnered much controversy, as many comparisons were made between the video and the rumors of Carey's failing marriage.