Sentence examples for mess compared with from inspiring English sources

The stereo of Coltrane's 1960 classic, Giant Steps, with saxophone and piano on the left, bass and drums on the right and a hole in the middle, is a mess compared with the mono.

Well, this mess is small potatoes compared with some of the problems Mr. Bush might have to confront as president.

These days, though, Ohio State's organizational mess looks downright quaint compared with Penn State and Syracuse, and its sales pitch to Meyer could have included the boast that at least the Secret Service hasn't been searching any homes around Columbus.

The Democratic race is crystal clear compared with the mess on the Republican side.

Compared with the mess in much of the rest of the world, the American economy still looks pretty sound.

In the days after the storm, things seemed almost idyllic within much of Arverne's 117-acre footprint, compared with the mess and chaos in the rest of the Rockaways.

But the accountants say it's nothing compared with the mess that would occur if the numbers they assemble were used as instruments of public policy.

But it was nothing compared with the messes Mr. Thode started cleaning up after his position was terminated last month.

City firms gripe that German regulation is a mess, split among four different authorities, compared with London's one.

It will not be long before the celebrations turn to disillusionment.Yet compared with the bloody mess into which the army stepped two years ago, Bangladeshi politics seems a picture of calm and hope.

And when the concentration was more than 50 μg/ml, cellular microenvironment changes including cell structure disorder, and microvillus mess were found, indicating the higher cytotoxicity of GO compared with the G group (Fig. 3).