Sentence examples for service by comparison from inspiring English sources

The bad news is that the pricing (see release) is just slightly higher than the US service, by comparison.

The values also suggest that passengers are likely to be more tolerant of discomfort on short metro-type service by comparison with intercity/regional services.

Any cost that we introduce that a large company can afford, and a startup can't, either makes the startup poorer should it pay or degrades its service by comparison if it doesn't.

Consumers can use the results of robustness tests to select the most robust services (by comparison, when alternative options are available), while providers can make use of the tests results to assess the robustness of already deployed services.

Yahoo did not post the reasons for shutting the service, but in an age of mass produced and often automated link swapping and recommendations, the service is by comparison archaic, and probably not seeing an awful lot of traffic.

Popular free Web search service Google, by comparison, will include items posted online, but it ranks them not just by germaneness to the search query but by how many different Web sites link to a particular posting.

The Mortgage Professor's service is tiny by comparison: only six mortgage companies have signed up so far.

(Not surprisingly, it was AOL's success with digital discussion areas that helped turn it into the world's most popular Internet service. Microsoft, by comparison, has struggled to foster online communities with MSN).

Americans pay an average of $46 for service that is molasses by comparison.

Industry is a broad and varied category, of course, covering everything from cement and chemical makers, which emit an enormous amount of carbon dioxide, to data-driven businesses like financial services, which emit little by comparison.

All at once, Hulu redesigned its service (making Netflix look ancient by comparison), it offered something exclusive and glorious in the form of "The Handmaid's Tale", and served something that few comprehensive video services do: access to stripped down live TV in conjunction with a vast streaming library.