Sentence examples for was broadly comparable from inspiring English sources

However, Stacey said there would be moves to make sure the proportion of students achieving each grade was broadly comparable to previous years.

Perhaps they thought it was broadly comparable to Sacha Baron Cohen taking the mickey out of Kazakhstan with his Borat movie — a film which elicited only the kind of noisy outrage in that country which was good for box-office.

She also learned that her salary as Washington bureau chief, from 2000 to 2003, was a hundred thousand dollars less than that of her successor in that position, Phil Taubman.** (Murphy would say only that Abramson's compensation was "broadly comparable" to that of Taubman and Geddes).

(Murphy would say only that Abramson's compensation was "broadly comparable" to that of Taubman and Geddes).

Another, published in 2015 by the University of Bedfordshire, looked specifically at the trauma experienced by victims, and concluded that it was "broadly comparable" to the symptoms seen in PTSD, with victims highly likely to feel "isolation, irritability and guilt".

Pollard's interpretation, which was broadly comparable to 17th century publications of Lord Herbert of Cherbury and his contemporaries, remained the dominant interpretation of Henry's life until the publication of the doctoral thesis of G. R. Elton in 1953.

We confirmed that the rainforests of West and Central Africa would have been broadly comparable prior to deforestation by comparing levels of tree cover in rainforest protected areas from both regions.

The one exception is Colombia, where the figures are broadly comparable.

Its policy views are broadly comparable to those of the social-democratic parties of Europe.

This is broadly comparable with the typical £150 a week students pay to rent privately in neighbouring Newham.

The Australian government says that they are providing health care services that are "broadly comparable with health services available within the Australian community".