Sentence examples for reason to compare from inspiring English sources

Fans of the show, and of what it represents, will probably say that this exactly misses the point: that there's no reason to compare "Dr. Horrible" with anything but other online content.

There is no reason to compare writers of wildly different genres, styles, backgrounds, and experiences — aside from the fact that they are all inhabiting the earth at the same moment, writing in whichever part of it they find themselves.

Anderson advances three ways in which there may be no good reason to compare the overall values of goods.

She argues that in virtue of these attitudes there may be no good reason to compare the overall values of two goods.

Console and PC purists might still find reason to compare this device negatively to their PS4s, Xbox Ones and Alienware desktops, but it's light years ahead of the rest of the mobile market when it comes to dedicated gaming hardware.

"I don't think there's any reason to compare.

Yet Democrats have many reasons to compare the two elections and find hope.

To make things worse, said Dr. Ligeti of Fermilab, theorists find it problematical, for technical reasons, to compare the kaon results in a very precise or direct way to the asymmetry that the theorists put at the heart of the Standard Model.

We believe that these are all good reasons to compare approaches in applied settings, as we do in this manuscript.

Naturally, it remains difficult for many reasons to compare an in vitro study in endothelial cells of large vessels with our in vivo experiment.

In this study, immunohistochemical analyses were undertaken for two main reasons, to compare expression patterns with previously published results and to see whether phenotypic characteristics of implanted tissue would be conserved in the models.