Sentence examples for perhaps comparing from inspiring English sources

Perhaps comparing Kane to a mosquito is to somewhat diminish his skill and effect, annoying as it was to the Bruins.

"I'm happy he's a Christian and isn't afraid to demonstrate that, but for fans to hold him up in such high regard, perhaps comparing him to Jesus, is going too far".

In the future, perhaps comparing outcomes between named team and other surgeons would be a more reliable method for distinguishing between specialists and nonspecialists.

Further investigation is warranted to explore the extent and nature of misclassification on death certificates in European countries in recent years, perhaps comparing countries with rising and static rectal cancer mortality rates.

It is probable that we closely analyze the features of another person's face subconsciously, perhaps comparing what we see against a hardwired understanding of how particular features of a person should present for any given age.

Although consumption of the good or service on offer can rarely be assumed in DCE applications in health, except for perhaps comparing new treatments versus current treatments, it is arguably more pertinent here.

Such restraint is admirable, perhaps, compared with the Yankees.

Not a bad value, perhaps, compared with a fine aged Bordeaux, but still not cheap.

Sometimes, too, the hole may simply be too deep: 80m, perhaps, compared with the 12-15m height of a house.

But one could perhaps compare his record with that of his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, who was a teenage member of the Hitler Youth.

To underline his devotion to his work, and perhaps compare himself with fellow laureates who wander far afield, Mr. Veyrat insists that in his years as a three-star chief he has rarely strayed from his ovens.