Sentence examples for may find comparisons from inspiring English sources

Some may find comparisons between 'catastrophic' and 'normal' deaths misplaced [ 22].

But filmgoers may find the comparisons inevitable, and the pair say they do understand the parallels.

Readers familiar with Nigeria's infamous e-mail scams may find the comparison humorous.

Corbyn would not find comparisons flattering.

Its message -- that literature is the soil on which a civilization grows -- is scarcely less literal than that of the Vigilant Brothers, however appealing we may find it in comparison.

I want to follow up on what I had to say about the economics of tax rates on the rich, this time using a comparison some may find helpful (it goes without saying that it will make the usual suspects furious).

One may find in this elaboration a comparison of the Voigt Reuss versus Hashin Shtrikmann upper and lower bounds, the results of spatial averaging of this composite RVE, Mori Tanaka, Vanishing Fiber Diameter as well as the Self-Consistent homogenization theories together with two independent FEM solutions of the so-called cell problem.

In comparison, you may find that you can charge less and make more money, if charging only $8 per item means that you will sell 150 units, totaling $1200 in sales.

"If you are rejected by one insurer on a price comparison site you may find you're rejected by them all – they use the same data – so it's worth calling around".

Fans of Doyle's quick-stepping earlier novels may find "The Dead Republic" slow in comparison, but it offers aesthetic compensations.

Readers who enjoyed the Rolling Stone writer Matt Taibbi's famous 2009 hit job — in which he portrayed Goldman as "a great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity, relentlessly jamming its blood funnel into anything that smells like money" — may find Cohan's account dry by comparison.