Sentence examples for serious comparisons from inspiring English sources

His environmental legislation and redistricting coup will save him from serious comparisons to Jesse Ventura, the other celebrity turned governor, who left Minnesota's Capitol in a blast of mutual ill will with voters, but Mr. Schwarzenegger's legacy hangs a great deal on how his final 18 months in office go.

For serious comparisons of similar cameras, I recommend going to a dedicated photography site like DPReview, where they have a controlled test setup.

That breadth of generations makes this look a more serious comparison of excellence.

It has simply adopted the proposal on the table, without subjecting it to a serious comparison with the alternatives.

But James's masterly play this year, combined with the arrival of Jordan's fiftieth birthday, has occasioned a serious comparison of the two players.

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2. Although a serious comparison lies outside the scope of this entry, DEL has deep connections with dynamic semantics, and the point above is very close in spirit to the insight that "the utterance of a sentence brings us from a certain state of information to another one", from the Dynamic Predicate Logic (DPL) of Groenendijk and Stokhof (1991).

Although this idea has sometimes been advanced as an alternative to LOT, it has remained more like a metaphor, never developed in a sufficiently detailed way as to allow for serious comparison and critical evaluation, partly because of similar problems that plague imagistic or pictorial representational systems as the main representational media underlying propositional thinking.

However, the measurements were performed independently, in several different experiments; a serious comparison would require concurrent measurements using absolutely the same standards in order to achieve higher accuracy.

There needs to be a serious comparison of your findings with those from other approaches and show that results from your approach is better than the results of produced by other approaches.

The conclusion I came to is that first, it is almost impossible to decide which event should be included and which should be excluded from such a screen, and second, and more importantly, the time resolution of the network would not allow any serious comparison between the network dynamics and the historical screen.