Sentence examples for sharp comparison from inspiring English sources

However, urodynamic studies suggest that, in sharp comparison to rat, guinea pig micturition is very similar to human micturition.

If there's no clear motive driving a show, if you're just being blown from theme to theme, any sharp comparison is a relief.

Gladwell's comments drew a sharp comparison between the kinds of activism which fueled the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s and the kinds of activism which emerge through the new digital platforms.

Mr. Jobs drew a sharp comparison between the Nanos, which are the size of a five-pack of chewing gum, and Cisco's popular Flip video cameras, which are the size of a pack of playing cards.

In a staff report yesterday, the commission drew a sharp comparison between New York City's response and the "generally effective" response by rescue agencies in northern Virginia that rushed that same morning to the scene of the plane crash at the Pentagon.

In sharp comparison, the closing ratio of a strong referral can be as high as 80percentt.

"This is really the last opportunity they will have face to face to draw sharp comparisons," said Alan Schroeder, a journalism professor at Northeastern University who is an authority on presidential debates.

"She had lifted up her Indios jersey to flash Monterrey's fans, who graded her breasts with chants of 'chicharrón!' a stadium snack of wrinkled and fried pork .There are sharp comparisons, too, between events on and off the pitch.

Clinton's next appearance, at the 1988 convention in Atlanta, is the one that offers the sharpest comparisons and contrasts with his performance on Wednesday.

One of the sharpest comparisons for Americans trying to understand the resilient appeal of Donald Trump is the rise of Italy's Silvio Berlusconi in the 1990s.

The other full-sized model, Celestron's Ultima 100 ED was heavy and not as bright and sharp in comparison.