Sentence examples for would have compared from inspiring English sources

"People who had seen Let the Right One In would have compared it unfavourably.

And so you would have, compared with what you usually weigh at the time of year.

His next book would have compared British and French appeasement policies; he died while still in his intellectual prime.

How it would have compared in this battle isn't clear, but we think it would have done pretty well.

The analysis included no randomized studies, which would have compared the effect of butter consumption with something else.

One major clinical trial called Spirit, for Surgical Prostatectomy Versus Interstitial Radiation Intervention Trial, would have compared surgical removal with brachytherapy, which involves implanting radioactive seeds.

Back then, none of us had ever heard of Center Parcs; but if we had, I doubt we'd have compared it with the world of breeze blocks, draughty corridors and cramped cubbyholes that we inhabited.

What advantage would it have over… what disadvantage would it have compared to hexaphenylethane?

Would it have compared to what he did for Barcelona?

Nor would Blake have compared Woods to the Lamb later in the poem.

Once you have a clear idea of the services you would like to have, compare different hotels based on them.