Examples of using To be compared in English and their translations into Dutch
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Why are you so frightened to be compared with such a big band?
The Slovenian poet Tomaž Šalamun is too slippery to be compared to anything; his….
Benchmarking is done with a group of organisations with which you want to be compared.
I understand what it's like to be compared to other people.
Obviously there are worse bands to be compared to! .
Not the least of names to be compared with.
This allows vessels to be compared.
No bad names to be compared to. .
There are singers far worse to be compared with.
A2 is the column which you want to be compared.
Not the least of the vocalists to be compared with.
Because I don't like to be compared to my father either.
Not to be compared to those normally found in supermarkets!
that's not a bad band to be compared with.
This is to be compared with a share of 80% in 2007, 74% in 2004
expected results to be compared and tests for deadweight effects.
Microsoft SharePoint This cookie stores selected products by the user to be compared during the session.
To be compared with the US debt to foreigners that has passed $6 trillion,
In the postal sector, gains arising from reform also need to be compared, as in other sectors, with the costs of not adapting
This allows the relevance of the contributions made by individual processes to be compared to the reference unit of the EF impact categories considered.