comparableness

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• In some places, the storm had sustained winds of about 160 kilometers per hour, comparable to the wind strength of a Category 3 hurricane.

• To call my employees back to the office, a treatment would need to reduce the mortality rate to close to zero, a rate comparable to influenza.

• Take the example of a female engineering manager who should actually be a director, because she has experience, team size, and a mandate that are comparable to those of other directors at her company.

• In his testimony, Cook contended that Apple’s fees “are comparable or lower than commissions charged by the majority of our competitors.”

• This work suggests that when we use pesticides on big animals, we can produce comparable changes.

• But there is no comparable official to oversee efforts for freeing civilian hostages.

• The income of a software engineering intern at Facebook is comparable, with monthly incomes of over $6,500.

• The observable Universe contains around 100 billion large galaxies and a comparable number of supermassive black holes.

• We think video can be comparable to the best of the printed media,” Paik said, “and can be just as influential.

• In fact, they often bear lower interest rates than comparable non-green bonds, meaning they are a better credit risk.

• The view from the sea-side may be somewhat better, but not much—not comparable to that of Genoa from the Mediterranean.

• Locating it would have been comparable to stumbling upon a solitary blade of grass, imbedded in ice at the South Pole.

• It is even more comparable to the sound produced by exploding gunpowder.

• What events for importance are comparable to the occurrences connected with his sojourn on earth?