make a comparison in a sentence

• Can we make a comparison when the pieces are in different languages?
• It's really making a comparison of apples and oranges ."
• "I did not make a comparison, " he said.
• The press asks all the same questions, trying to make a comparison.
• To make a comparison between John Galliano and Rudolph Giulani is just nonsense,
• In practice different safety margins to reach reliable components makes a comparison difficult.
• Making a comparison between SSDs and ordinary ( spinning ) HDDs is difficult.
• RAND wasn't making a comparison between spinal manipulation and chiropractic adjustments.
• Since you did make a comparison to Bruce Eckel I checked the article.
• It's hard to make a comparison.
• It's difficult to see make a comparison in a sentence .
• He was making a comparison between Taiwan, and mainland China's largest provinces.
• Making a comparison with the former global imbalances, the current period has unprecedented features.
• I want to make a comparison here.
• But even he was prepared to make a comparison between the 1930s and the present day.
• But it's impossible to escape making a comparison between the tape and the series.
• He goes on to make a comparison of online culture to the development of human civilization.
• But only recently has the Gropius kitchen become part of the tour, making a comparison possible.
• They said their records only date back two years and therefore couldn't make a comparison.
• Fanny Burney eulogized her, going so far as to make a comparison with Germaine de Sta雔.
• It is a useful tool when the present prices are the best place to make a comparison.