Sentence examples for nearest comparable from inspiring English sources

Its nearest comparable athletic rival, the University of Connecticut, moved up to big-time football 10 years ago and has been largely successful by most measures.

For a preliminary reconciliation of historical non-GAAP financial measures to the nearest comparable GAAP measures, see "Reconciliation of Net Loss to Adjusted EBITDA" included in this press release.

For example, Denmark and the Netherlands are the nearest comparable developed economies with significant agri-food export sectors, yet their agri-food exports represent only around 20% of these countries' total exports.

Craig A. Hunter, a mechanical/aerospace engineer now running an iOS/Mac app development company, writes, "The nearest comparable shipping 27-inch iMac I configured was $3699 but with a greatly inferior CPU and graphics chipset, four fewer cores, and other disadvantages across the board.

Merrill said Comcast is "one of the cheapest stocks in the sector," trading at 9.3 times calendar 2004 estimated cable earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization and 19 times calendar 2005 estimated free cash flow versus its nearest comparable Cox Communications, which trades at 9.5 times 2004 estimated cable EBITDA and 20 times calendar 2005 estimated free cash flow.

This type of artefact is rare in Greater Manchester; the nearest comparable site is in Saddleworth.

Wigan's coach, Roberto Martínez, teaches a Barcelona-like approach on a budget nowhere near comparable.

The true age of spectacular growth in the United States and other advanced economies was the generation after World War II, with post-Reagan growth nowhere near comparable.

"If they got in at the lower end of the market and got a terrific apartment in a terrific neighborhood, now they will not be able to find two apartments that are anywhere near comparable.

"In general, the margins available in the markets served by Fiat and Peugeot are nowhere near comparable to those of DaimlerChrysler," said Andrew Blanr-Smith, analystyst in London with Commerzbank.

Ad rates aren't anywhere near comparable to the U.S. and Europe.