Sentence examples for matter of comparing from inspiring English sources

Never has it seemed a matter of comparing one with another.

But it's not simply a matter of comparing Color 23 with Color 24.

It's not a simple matter of comparing screenshots or the various player likenesses, but how everything moves.

Comparing two faces is simply a matter of comparing trait vectors (i.e., from the attribute and/or simile classifiers).

For the United States military, assessing trends is often a matter of comparing trends identified by different databases and statistical methodologies.

After sequencing the genomes of each of the people involved, tallying the new mutations in the children was simply a matter of comparing the sequences of the parents with those of their offspring.

Nitrate decreased the degradability of organic matter (OM) compared with control for both low (5.6%) and high (6.1%) R C diets.

"This isn't a matter of us comparing the value of lives.

Renault Robinson, president of Chicago's Afro American Police League characterized the dragnet operation as "sloppy police work, a matter of racism", comparing the police action to that of a southern sheriff leading a posse that turned into a lynch mob.

His recall of those entrances is matter-of-fact compared to the impact they had on those who witnessed them.

Yardeni matter-of-factly compares the Y2K problem to the '73-'74 oil shock and he is currently predicting a 40% chance of a global recession because of this problem.