Sentence examples for way in comparison from inspiring English sources

Encouraged by reviews - "English novels fell by the way in comparison" (Anita Brookner), "centripetal concentration" (Jonathan Meades) - I have just read Platform by Michel Houellebecq.

The Oxley proposals, which the congressman referred to as a "road map of goals and concepts" designed to elicit comments and debate, represent a middle way in comparison with plans already on the table.

They only seem that way in comparison with the murders committed by one Eric Cooke, a possibly insane man who shot or stabbed eight strangers to death in Perth between 1959 and 1963.

This allows exploitation of the tool in a simple and efficient way in comparison to the currently distributed approach.

Qiu et al. (2014) determined the product yield in the most accurate way in comparison to the other consulted studies.

Human mind can perceive visual information transfer in a short period, much more effective and permanent way in comparison to written or verbal information transfer.

Yet even the most complex video-and- multiple-choice game looks crude in some ways in comparison to the kinds of training simulations based on games technology that are already being piloted in other professions.

"Without the right to marry, LGBT Filipinos are treated unequally in a whole host of ways in comparison to heterosexual married couples," according to the UNDP/USAID report.

Even the genome trees in Figures 5 and 6 reveal conflict in two ways: in comparison with each other, and through comparison with SSU-based microbial taxonomy.

The neural control of volitional limb movements differs in some fundamental ways in comparison to reactions that are evoked by postural perturbation [ 18, 30].

I suppose that my story and any discomfort I've felt along the way pales in comparison to the stories of others.