Sentence examples for to recently compare from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the Welsh Conservatives said: "We are the only party to consistently oppose Labour's record-breaking NHS cuts, which have seen beds axed, services centralised and hospitals downgraded, all heaping pressure on staff, leading one nurse to recently compare stress levels in the Welsh NHS to the frontline in Iraq.

Kerry's impassioned tribute to the importance of working with the EU was in striking contrast to Johnson, who recently compared its goals to those of Adolf Hitler.

Questioning youth who said religion was important to them were nearly three times as likely to have attempted suicide recently, compared to questioning youth who reported religion was less important. .

The divergence between M. furusei and M. pauciflora appears to have occurred very recently compared to other speciation events outside the M. pauciflora complex, and this observation probably indicates limitation to the sole use of ETS and ITS sequences for recognizing plant biological species that have undergone recent speciation.

VENEZUELA'S embattled President Hugo Chavez, who is much given to colourful similes, recently compared his "revolutionary" government to a ship that has just come through a storm.

In the final multivariate model, bisexual-identified YMSM were still less likely to have tested recently compared with gay-identified YMSM.

Furthermore, this validity was recently compared to NLM Journal Descriptors to categorize scientific articles and no significant difference was observed [ 7].

Indeed, it has been so long awaited that even the prime minister has started to make jokes about it, recently comparing it to tantric sex, and implying that the tantalising build-up means that his ejaculation on Europe will be the more orgasmically satisfying when he finally delivers.

In another study, IRE was recently compared to RFA with regard to rate of complications and patient tolerance.

It's all part of the baffling experience that awaits the visitor to the world's most closed country, which was recently compared to Nazi Germany.

For example, Medicare claims for mammography were recently compared to a mammography registry showing claims data to be moderately sensitive [ 48].