Sentence examples for prefer to compare from inspiring English sources

West Ham fans prefer to compare their new hero to a former France great.

E-commerce executives prefer to compare their security risks to those of real-world retailers.

I prefer to compare him to the young Jimmy Cagney in his tap-dancing days.

Mr Bush's officials prefer to compare their effort with the paltry sums the Europeans contribute to the Russian clean-up.

The company's critics prefer to compare Purdue to tobacco companies and handgun manufacturers, who are increasingly likely to be found liable for deaths caused by their products.

The staff members at Napster's headquarters in San Mateo prefer to compare the program to the early days of the VCR.

Copeland prefers to compare his site to eBay.

The remainder preferred to compare MPs pay to the private sector.

Nwaosu prefers to compare police pressure to the weather: "Sometimes it's very hot.

Harvard prefers to compare its money managers' compensation to that awarded in the private sector.

He prefers to compare himself with Franco Corelli, a much-admired Italian tenor of the 1950s and 60s.