Sentence examples for preferred to compare from inspiring English sources

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

But some peoples have always preferred to compare linear sequences of change as means of recording the passage of time.

Praised as a masterpiece of novelistic, sophisticated television, critics described The Wire as Shakespearean; Simon preferred to compare it to a Greek tragedy.

James has always preferred to compare his on-court game to Magic Johnson, the facilitator, instead of Michael Jordan, the scorer.

We would have preferred to compare the near-peer course alone to the routine course alone.

We would have preferred to compare pulsotypes or clusters individually, but due to the limited study material and the large number of pulsotypes identified, this was not possible.

Copeland prefers to compare his site to eBay.

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.

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.