The proper comparison, however, is not Spencer, but Leni Riefenstahl and her dramatic repeats.
No – the proper comparison is with the crowds that descended last week on Topshop stores.
If the clothes were not repairable, the proper comparison is a car that is considered a total loss.
"One is natural, one is a processed product, so it's not a proper comparison".
She also suggested that the opinion failed to make a proper comparison of biofuels and gasoline or diesel.
One commentator compared Mr. Gore to William Jennings Bryan, the firebrand of 1896, but the proper comparison is with Franklin Roosevelt.
And he has experienced the worst that the N.B.A. has to offer, although he had to reach back four decades to make a proper comparison.
In Hanley's judgment, the impression lacked the kind of detail — the clear ridges and furrows — that is necessary to make a proper comparison.
Furthermore, as the Chartered Institute of Housing showed in June, the official figures don't give a proper comparison over a series of years.
The architects of the rules of warfare decided that the proper comparison is to treatment of the US population at large.
What my colleagues determined was that we could reduce past errors in the ocean heat content (OHC) record by correcting systematic measurement biases, filling in gaps where no information is available, and by choosing a proper comparison climate.
