Sentence examples for withdraw comparisons from inspiring English sources

AS the war in Afghanistan drags on with no definitive victory in sight for the United States and American troops begin to withdraw, comparisons to the Vietnam War are once again in the air, 50 years after both Washington and Hanoi decided to beef up their forces in South Vietnam.

Recently she walked out of a meeting with the Central Council for Muslims, saying that it had refused to withdraw its comparison between the AfD's manifesto and the policies of the Third Reich.

Reminded that some 1,500 people had died in the hurricane and casualties in New York were minimal, he later withdrew the comparison with some embarrassment.

Three years after programme entry her results imply positive effects on the participants' shares in unsubsidized employment of around 20 to 40 percentage points, but a considerably lower reduction of their unemployment rate as comparison persons withdraw from the labour market more often.

Campaigners have called for the award to be withdrawn, claiming that comparisons with Les Misérables, set in 1832, are a farce as it is far too recent a tragedy.

Aromatic rings were ornamented with electron donating and withdrawing groups for comparison studies and to choose a best ligand for sensor preparation.

GAGE [ 18] was applied to infer the most differentially expressed pathways or gene sets between the BMP6 added or withdrawn samples under comparison at different time points.

Salman's purported "arrogance" – so often referred to since he wouldn't withdraw or cut the book – seemed piddling in comparison.

Premium users can only withdraw up to €400/£400 for free as a comparison.

The Walsh and Johnson stories have revived comparisons to plagiarism charges that forced then-Senator Joseph Biden to withdraw from the presidential election in 1988, and more recently, accusations that dog Senator Rand Paul.

Second, Fumis and Deheinzelin state that European ICU physicians are, in comparison with their North American colleagues, less inclined to withdraw treatment.