Sentence examples for too compared from inspiring English sources

The established players have improved their game too, compared to three years ago".

Passengers in public buses saw higher exposures, too, compared with those in automobiles.

A reader sent me a speech that Amartya Sen gave in which he too compared India and China.

How many, too, compared the right to die with abortion: abortion had murdered millions of "pre-born children" and this was also a slippery slope to mass slaughter.

His entry into Jerusalem was compared with that of Christ on Palm Sunday, and, indeed, in a manifesto the Emperor, too, compared himself to Christ.

You can see that here in the comparison of a pair of tortuous-looking leather running spikes from the 1860s and Nike's first pair of waffle-soled trainers from 1977 (which appear pretty archaic too, compared to today's pimped up models).

He's hard on the other side, too, comparing doctors' acceptance of "unwound" organs to harvesting stem cells for profit.

The Rev. Jesse Jackson has taken up the cause, too, comparing Benton Harbor to Selma, circa 1965, because of the disenfranchisement of its largely black electorate.

Sheikha Mayassa tops a list now in its 12th year: the ArtReview Power 100, an annual ranking of how the dealers, collectors, curators and, yes, artists too compare in their importance to the delicate ecosystem of contemporary art.

Catie Marron and I talked over dinner about our favorite green spaces too, comparing notes with essays from the likes of President Bill Clinton, authors Colm Tóibín and Ahdaf Soueif, and actress Candice Bergen.

This could be done by considering other experiences too, comparing and discussing our experience with those of other national groups interested in rare pediatric tumors.