Sentence examples for yet compare with from inspiring English sources

And while the scale of the unrest of the past few days does not yet compare with the three-week convulsion in hundreds of suburbs and towns in 2005, a chilling new factor makes it, in some sense, more menacing.

Yet compared with other countries, Britain lags.

Yet compared with most hybrids, these diesels are much more forgiving of a heavy right foot.

Yet compared with either of those two, models now break from the gate like sprinters.

Yet compared with the exhibition's other works, Cunningham's dances look much more classical.

And yet, compared with previous elections, health barely figured this time.

Yet compared with Messi or Marta, Beckham at his peak was relatively statuesque.

And yet compared with the Brazil of old, this has the feel of a golden age.

Yet, compared with Napoleon's other generals, Junot was a man of mediocre ability.

Yet compared with the last half century, life in most of the country is refreshingly safe.

And yet, compared with most areas of similar warmth and fecundity, southern Florida has few native species.