Sentence examples for when trying to compare from inspiring English sources

It's no wonder people get confused when trying to compare plans.

"This damaging cycle persists because of the difficulties consumers understandably face when trying to compare these products.

The comparison – as is so often the case when trying to compare old "watch once" media with new "watched at different times on different platforms" – is not straightforward.

Lot of tradeoffs can be mentioned when trying to compare these technologies.

Things also get tricky when trying to compare prices between different services.

This "brightness" attribute seems therefore incontrovertible when trying to compare two sounds of any of these kinds of sources.

Confusion also arises when buyers are trying to compare the square footage of different style houses.

"What that means is that when you're trying to compare a raised ranch or bilevel to a colonial, you may be comparing apples to oranges," he said.

Anyone who has tried to use the immensely popular 'housing' section of Craigslist to do some apartment hunting is well aware of its limitations: aside from breaking listings into basic neighborhoods, for the most part they lack any structure, which can make them a pain to browse through, especially when you're trying to compare more than one apartment.

Even for market specialists, pricing nature is no easy task, as a representative of a French investment bank told the Edinburgh forum when explaining the problems of trying to compare different species.

People are trying to compare apples with pears when it should be apples and apples".