Sentence examples for were routinely compared from inspiring English sources

MO-injected embryos were routinely compared with corresponding MS-injected, phenol red-injected, and uninjected embryos.

Phenotypic characteristics were routinely compared with those expected for closely related taxa.

He started the season as a Chelsea flop and ended it being routinely compared to Lionel Messi.

He is routinely compared to Tomas Rosicky, but there is something, too, of Jesper Olsen about his slump-shouldered brilliance.

Because TV programs like The Wire, The Sopranos, Breaking Bad and Mad Men have been routinely compared to novels, people think they need to start at the beginning.

Since the beginning of the Internet, the unintended consequences of its arrival have been routinely compared to the fallout from the invention of the printing press.

"I never felt unbeatable," said Jim Courier, who was routinely compared to a machine as he went calmly about the business of dismantling seven opponents here over the last two weeks.

And robots that offer domestic services are routinely compared to Rosie, the robot maid in "The Jetsons", an American television show of the same vintage.

Preiti reportedly told police that he wanted to kill politicians, and anger against Italy's political class has been the dominant mood in the country recently; politicians are routinely compared to zombies and vampires.

With barely a murmur of public debate at home, British troops are once again shooting Sierra Leoneans dead in their own land, while Royal Navy gunboats patrol the west African coast and the limb-hacking rebels of the Revolutionary United Front are routinely compared to Nazis, the standard designation for all post-1945 British enemies.

As a result, the fact that school vouchers cost substantially less for the public than the public schools (and even charter schools) that they are routinely compared to is almost always left out of the conversation.