Sentence examples for widely compared to from inspiring English sources

The case was widely compared to the abuse of prisoners at Abu Ghraib in Iraq.

Inglis's case prompted a public outcry and was widely compared to that of another mother, Kay Gilderdale, who helped her 31-year-old daughter to kill herself.

"To judge a summit primarily by its contribution to psychology may appear to trivialise a crisis that is widely compared to the Great Depression.

The triple murder on Sorghum Mill Drive — widely compared to the Kansas killings in Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood" — has transfixed the state ever since.

Though the decision was widely compared to Argentina's recent expropriation of YPF, a Spanish-controlled oil firm, Bolivia gave Spain ample warning and promised to pay fair compensation.

He was widely compared to Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair, who had acquired a similar reputation when he entered Parliament 18 years earlier.

In Germany the practices have widely been compared to those of the Gestapo and Stasi, the state intelligence arms that operated during the Nazi and communist dictatorships.

This is why HSR stations are more widely spaced compared to slower conventional passenger rail service.

Conventional wisdom holds that cabled ocean observatories are more widely used compared to wireless systems.

The surface adhesive properties were widely different compared to wild-type avidin.

The sensitized regions in different types of GERD were not completely identical but were more widely distributed compared to the sensitized regions in the healthy individuals.