Sentence examples for more immediate comparisons from inspiring English sources

It was the second ace in two days on the 178-yard sixth — Dustin Johnson made one there Thursday — but it drew more immediate comparisons with the 71-year-old Gene Sarazen's hole in one at the 1973 British Open at Royal Troon on the miniature eighth hole known as the Postage Stamp.

He was making like Superman, or to use a more immediate comparison, Mary Poppins.

However, these findings cannot exclude the possibility that these activations were due to higher degrees of certainty for more immediate rewards in comparison to more delayed rewards, because other neuroimaging studies demonstrated that these brain regions were also activated during decision-making under uncertainty (not intertemporal decision-making) [ 25].

Although comparison of the monochrome images is already suggestive of regions where both pigments co-exist (as even single particles of Egyptian blue can be observed in the VIL image in areas which also show emission from the red lake compare Fig. 12a, b), the false colour image makes this comparison much more immediate (Fig. 12c).

"They want more immediate results".

Locker has more immediate concerns.

The payoff is more immediate.

He had more immediate duties, he said.

Amazon offers publishers a more immediate link.

Reid undoubtedly has more immediate concerns.

What she was sensing was more immediate.