Sentence examples for speaking compared to from inspiring English sources
Objectively speaking, compared to other strenuous methods of rights defending, firmly upholding litigation over a relatively long course is rarely seen.
To quickly break this out for those following along at home, generally speaking, compared to both tech giants and startups alike, the company (i.e. PayPal) has lagged behind a bit in mobile payments race.
The Beatles' early years were simple, instrumentally speaking, compared to those that followed.
Because compared to fashion speak, compared to being edgy, how cool is that?
The researchers coded how often women spoke compared to men and whether their peers judged them as "influential" in post-activity surveys.
Generally speaking, comparing a treatment to others, e.g., a control, is of particular interest.
Helen Banks of Manhattan, who said she went regularly to Borders to hear writers speak, compared Mr. Hightower to another literary figure, Donald Trump.
To be clear, the company is still small, relatively speaking: compare its payment volume to PayPal's for 2017 — $451 billion — and you can see it has a way to go before it will catch up.
What about human rights right here in the Rubber Room?" Seven of the fifteen Rubber Room teachers with whom I spoke compared their plight to that of prisoners at Guantánamo Bay or political dissidents in China or Iran.
A Swedish study found higher odds of smoking for Arabic speaking men compared to Swedish men and lower odds for Arabic speaking women compared to Swedish women.
But that will be small beer, so to speak, compared with the likely reaction from British politicians over EEC proposals to abolish controls on rabies.As divisive issues like these loom around the corner, they invite the broader question of how far it is possible to run the EEC into a single market without pushing cohesion beyond the limit.
