Sentence examples for well compare from inspiring English sources

"Well, compare the two countries where they have yet to build infrastructure, very sophisticated facilities.

Well, compare those ducklings above with these numbers: 1, 29, 137, 31, 89, 23, 37 and 40 for an average of 55.

Comedies they are, but you might as well compare "Falstaff" to a Noël Coward comedy as to "Un Giorno di Regno".

One might well compare Gilliam's film with A Clockwork Orange, another fable set in a disturbing, off-key London by a fellow American who also settled north of the city, Stanley Kubrick.

In supporting this conclusion you may just as well compare the success of children brought up in relationships where the father drives a luxury saloon with those from relationships where the father drives an old wreck.

Williams pooh-poohed the incessantly-made antithesis between the rigorous analytic and the literary continental styles of philosophising, saying you might as well compare a car with four-wheel drive with a Japanese car (a category confusion of methodology and geography).

Well, "compares" is a stretch.

So when people say, 'Well, the lawsuits are limited achievements,' I say: 'Well, compared to what?

Teachers are not paid very well, compared with other countries.

"But New Jersey's economy has fared relatively well, compared to what we're seeing nationally".

Despite the minor changes, students on Long Island performed well compared with students throughout the state.