Sentence examples for subject of comparisons from inspiring English sources

It is not surprising that a team punching so far above their weight had been the subject of comparisons with the Premier League champions, Leicester City.

Both players have emerged as outstanding young point guards, but because of when they were selected in the draft, they have always been the subject of comparisons when their teams meet.

However, the results of evaluation are as dependent on the test problems as they are on the algorithms that are the subject of comparison.

Research your subjects of comparison.

Talented, twisted and often the subject of literary comparisons.

Pennington has been the subject of enough comparisons in the past week, most notably to Joe Montana and Joe Namath.

Only two games into the season, Hossa, who has recovered from a concussion sustained on a vicious hit by Phoenix's Raffi Torres during the playoffs, broached the often taboo subject of championship comparisons.

Pandora, which has lately been the subject of intense comparisons to competitor Last.fm, will release a number of new features aimed at sharing tonight.

As long as we're on the subject of inevitable comparisons, Drake currently owns as many sweaters as Imelda Marcos had shoes.

But she is the subject of dismissive comparisons to her towering predecessors like Helmut Kohl and Konrad Adenauer, with Europeans complaining that they have a historic crisis but no leaders of historic stature to meet it.

Survival from childhood cancer in the UK has been the subject of international comparisons since the EUROCARE studies in the 1990s (Coebergh et al, 2001; Terracini et al, 2001).