Sentence examples for ready to compare from inspiring English sources

That precipitated a new round of news media teeth gnashing and maybe was why Van Gundy — after saying "if they want to fire me to please somebody, fine" — sounded like the only person in Orlando not ready to compare his team's ordeal with the unimaginable departure of Disney.

We are now ready to compare competing solutions in the phonemic analysis of Chengdu (or of any language).

When the system has captured enough packets, the nodes are ready to compare the created profiles against the new samples.

Given the indicated results, we now are ready to compare social welfare between the two policies to illustrate whether a degree of patient dumping should be tolerated and, if so, under what conditions.

Lopez seemed ready to compare Dexter unfavorably to Season 10 winner Scotty McCreery but then switched gears and said Dexter had done a good job.

Once initial confusion over the accuracy of the posted prices is eliminated, this will be an enormous boon in a business where prices can vary haphazardly and consumers have no ready way to compare costs at different drugstores.

One young woman who arrived ready to play compared the poker games to a book club.

Moments later, the chip's contents appear on the screen, ready to be compared with those printed in the booklet.

This version, at techpreview.search.msn.com, is meant to be tested by experts and is not yet ready to be compared with its more mature rivals, Microsoft said.

He still conducts and tours with the Simón Bolívar orchestra, though these days, as they all get older, they have dropped the "youth" part of the name and present themselves as a fully-fledged symphony orchestra (a problem for them, say critics, as they are not yet ready to be compared with the great international orchestras).

The resulting spectrum spans 70 nm centered at 565 nm as seen in Fig. 2c and is now ready to be compared to EMT predictions.