Sentence examples for of a compare from inspiring English sources

For example, repeating the simulation of Figure 7, but with increased λ4 (the dimensionless rate of removal of b) results in a decreased level of b and hence an increased concentration of a (compare Figures 7 and 8).

"Ready to turn them over?" My three-of-a-kind compared unfavorably with his diamond flush.

It has the numbing feel of a compare-and-contrast slide lecture, the scholastic consequence of art forced to service information.

How does your definition of a museum compare to the descriptions presented in the article?

The cost of that water is fractions of a penny compared to designer bottled water.

Sanders isn't much of a socialist compared to F.D.R., either.

The danger of a man comparing his lady to another lady, Mr. Raabe said.

But even as home prices rise, Warwick remains something of a bargain, compared with nearby counties.

Moreover, homes in Stratfield trade at something of a discount compared with others in nearby neighborhoods.

"I'm not that much of a socialist compared to Eisenhower," Sanders went on.

("Delta" refers to the rate of change in the value of a derivative compared with that of the underlying asset.