Sentence examples for to continue comparing from inspiring English sources

Where the original (unfair as it may seem, it's impossible not to continue comparing the two) kept all the plates spinning magnificently, this US remake seems to constantly tread water.

Previous studies have indicated that participants in online interventions are less motivated and feel less pressure to continue compared to traditional face-to-face interventions [ 59].

Female students who were from rural areas of the zone were more likely (COR = 2.31; 95% CI: 1.05, 5.09) to believe that female genital cutting should continue compared to those who were from the urban areas.

A poll last month showed 82percentt of Democrats said Robert Mueller's investigation should continue, compared to just 18percentt of Republicans.

Scott Spock, also from The Matrix, continued comparing her to Madonna, saying, "She's taking it to the next level in her career.

"It raises images of a man in the 1930s with a moustache in front of a microphone," Charifi continued, comparing Wilder to a pre-World War II Adolf Hitler.

Its statement continued: "Compared to other events, we believe these efforts helped to reduce resale by well over 50%, increasing the amount of fans that can attend these shows.

The letter continues: "Compared to many women and men, we are very well compensated and fortunate.

The graduates were keen on continuing compared to postgraduate professionals.

So asked about Chrebet, Johnson said: "You continue to keep comparing something to something, and it's not even relevant.

Interestingly, although both models can fire spikes at arbitrarily low frequencies, differences in their responses to inputs have been noted in previous work [12], which further motivates us to continue to compare them here.