Sentence examples for yet when comparing from inspiring English sources

Yet, when comparing the donations received by Perry, Walker, and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie with those drawn by the king of G.O.P. fund-raisers, Jeb Bush, the data we have is suggestive (acknowledging the many differences between the candidates).

Chicago Sun-Times critic Jim DeRogatis was unimpressed with the lyrics, yet when comparing it to Aqua's "Barbie Girl", he found that its "unifying sentiment is more admirable".

Yet when comparing youth who have committed the same level of offenses, those who become incarcerated will be more likely to re-offend than those who are not locked up.

Yet, when comparing the number of patients enrolled we realised that physicians greatly overestimated the rate.

Yet, when comparing searches with PubMed and Google Scholar by evaluating the first 20 articles recovered for four clinical questions for relevance and quality, Nourbakhsh and coll.

Yet, when comparing protonemata and protoplasts, we found no correlation between transcription levels and protein abundances nor between the number of endogenous peptides and the abundances of the corresponding proteins (Additional file 17).

Yet when compared to gains made by students in other countries, progress within the United States is middling, not stellar.

The amount is both impressive yet, when compared with the recent losses of big banks, paltry.

Yet when compared against his fellow party leaders on other important issues like leaving the greatest legacy, working hard and generally being good company, Mr Cameron shone as a clear overall winner.

And yet, when compared to most other Grand Prix venues around the world in terms of spectator experience, it lies at the bottom of the hierarchy: The track is in the countryside, with few nearby hotels or other decent lodgings.

The least affordable, sub-$1,000 digital cameras are simply not that good yet when compared to 35mm standards.