Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• And so let's do a series of comparisons to show you.
• It is therefore evident from the way that such sales are structured in Korea that they are made for export and do not permit a proper comparison.
• Yes, they told us to do a proper comparison test like they do in Which?
• On a hunch, lindsay wanted me to do a comparison Of the wine we found with silas spaulding's body With a sample of the same wine straight from the winery.
• And now do a biometrics comparison with the guy with the funky nails.
• Let us just do a quick comparison with Europe.
• It is prudent to provide for a clarification as to what circumstances could be considered as constituting a particular market situation in which sales of the like product do not permit a proper comparison.
• It is clear that these provisions do not constitute a sufficient comparison with what the Commission is now requesting in financial terms.

• With this in mind it is useful to make a comparison with the fruit and vegetables sector which is not unrelated to ornamental horticulture.
• But the bodies are positioned so differently, it's difficult to make a comparison.
• As an initial approximation, this should be enough for the consumer to make a comparison among the various offers; every provider, however, should clearly warn consumers against making too easy a choice based only on an APR calculated in this way.
• I don't know as you can make a comparison.
• Due to these fluctuations, it was considered more appropriate in the original investigation to make a comparison between the monthly weighted average normal value and the monthly weighted average export price.
• I would like to make a comparison with the free trade agreement concluded with South Africa.
• If it's that badly damaged, we may not be able to get reliable stria to make a comparison.
• Allow me to make a comparison: in the period after the Second World War, the Americans helped us.