Sentence examples for might not compare from inspiring English sources
MP3s might not compare that well to a CD recording of, say, string quartets, but then, that's not really their point.
It might not compare with Ryan Lochte's 17 varieties of branded sunglasses, T-shirts, vests, hoodies, baseball caps, flip flops, coffee mugs and trading cards, but was there ever a more appropriate tribute to a grounded swimming champion?
It might not compare with Ryan Lochte's 17 varieties of branded sunglasses, branded T-shirts, vests, hoodies, baseball caps, flip flops, coffee mugs, and trading cards, but was there ever a more appropriate tribute to a grounded swimming champion?
Mr. Garavani himself said that while the experience of seeing his work on a computer screen might not compare to seeing it in person, "it is fantastic for everybody to see what I did".
No remuneration committee wants to admit that its chief executive might not compare well with his or her peers, so the benchmarking exercise leads to a ratchet effect on pay at the top, as everyone attempts to pay in the top quartile.
The surprise discovery by Chester Beatty of Ephrem's Syriac Commentary on the Diatessaron might not compare with the significance for modern scholarship of Qumran and Nag Hammadi.
While you might not endlessly compare sorting algorithms in your head, you'll certainly appreciate them when you reach for the standard library's implementation.
If you want to annoy an Australian, then suggest that their country's beaches might not quite compare with a corner in "old" south Wales.
Although the analysis containing orlistat was only crude in so much that it was not based on formal indirect treatment comparisons, it does illustrate the point that even if e-LDs were considered cost-effective compared with CC, they might not be compared with other treatments.
Yet these cases – unseemly as one might argue they are – do not compare with Mr Crosby's.
As poisonous as heroin is, it does not compare with what might be lurking in every hypodermic syringe on the street.
