True, compared with previous presidents at this stage in their first term, Mr Bush remains personally popular.
True, compared with the United States, where about 20percentt of all stock trades are now entered over the Internet, the movement is in its infancy.
True, compared with parts of Latin America, let alone Asia, its economy still seems to be a machine for creating disappointment out of abundance.
Exit polls showed that voters were divided on the credibility of the accusations, with 51percentt saying they were definitely or probably true, compared with 44percentt who said they were definitely or probably false.
This is definitely true compared to, say, a Velcro approach where the design calls for the use of multiple radios employing multiple chipsets and platforms to support the various applications.
True, compared to phonics, teacher-education programs are more likely to say they cover reading comprehension.
That is only true compared with the preceding period of high prices that resulted from resource scarcity, but not compared with conventional gas prices during periods of normal supply.
They say there are no hard and fast rules, which is true compared to more directive religions.
Just 40percentt in the youngest demographic say that's true, compared to 64percentt in the oldest age bracket.
As of October 11th, across 267 Clinton statements, Politifact rates 51% as true or mostly true, and 12% as false or "pants on fire". The corresponding figures for Trump, across 287 statements, are nearly the mirror opposite: 16% true or mostly true compared with 52% false or "pants on fire". Other examples abound of the balance norm arguably leading journalists astray in 2016.
Nonetheless, when Cotton argues that the farm bill was stuffed with "billions more in [food stamp] spending," that's true in raw dollars, but not true compared with the amount that was projected to have been spent had the 2008 law simply been extended without changes.
