Sentence examples for not exactly comparable from inspiring English sources

The two moments are not exactly comparable.

But he also acknowledged that his event was not exactly comparable to the marathon.

Like Dr. Clapham, he cautioned that the trends between the two periods were not exactly comparable.

Japan's corporate system, although not exactly comparable to Asia's business houses, holds many lessons about the dangers of complacency.

But they are countries like El Salvador, Jamaica, Honduras, Guatemala and Swaziland -- countries that "are not exactly comparable to the U.S.," as Tewksbury puts it.

Data from Connecticut, while not exactly comparable, showed a substantial increase in the number of families leaving welfare because of increased earnings.

While this isn't exactly comparable to adjusting office doorway heights in case someone hires a Yeti, the parallels are clear.

Of course fanboys will quickly point out the device isn't exactly comparable because the Archos Android device simply doesn't have the same apps available, but I believe 32GB for $150 more than makes up it.

The $800 million isn't exactly comparable to the billions the government can make from say cutting financial aid, but it is a pretty big carrot to swing in the face of anyone who thinks students are mooches.

Although this setting may not be exactly comparable to the sleep laboratory, studies indicate good validity with in-home polysomnography, and discrepancies tend to be in the direction of better sleep efficiency at home relative to the sleep laboratory [ 62, 63].

So what we're seeing in 2011 looks more in line (although still not exactly in line) with comparable data.