Sentence examples for rather compare from inspiring English sources

"I'd rather compare Bonds to an ordinary player than in isolation," he said.

"While some people compare the legislative process to making sausage, I'd rather compare it to a loaf of bread.

In our daily lives, we do not consider just one criterion when making a decision, but rather compare and evaluate more than one alternative simultaneously.

Ricchiazzi said the mailer was not meant to oppose gay marriage but rather compare Grisanti to a prostitute.

None of the three specimens exhibit the marked lateral flare observed in the H. floresiensis ilium, but rather compare favourably with the morphology of larger modern H. sapiens.

Therefore we should rather compare the projected numbers of transfusion-associated cases in the MM and MV genotypes, and here the MV cases make only about a third to a quarter of the MM cases, and the lower bound is close to 0, indicating that the possibly most intuitive scenario with very few future cases in the MV genotype is perfectly consistent with the model projections.

Rather compares the anchor job "to a very high trapeze act, frequently with no net".

A study, however, showed that immediate loading evoked more postoperative pain on the first day and more swelling on the third day rather compared to the delayed loading.

Interestingly, mental health rather compared with physical health improved.

It rather compares all time-points to all time-points.

Here, 'adaptation' should be rather compared to what is called 'Darwinian adaptative simulated annealing' [ 18].