Examples of using Be compared in English and their translations into French
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Rust can be compared to tooth decay;
this magnificent finely and meticulously executed winter landscape could be compared to lace.
This monument can only be compared to the greatest poem ever written in Latin: Virgil's Aeneid.
the results still needed to be converted into a form that can be compared with experiments.
This can then be compared to the actual quantity of products produced to ensure that there is not a major discrepancy.
The present provision can be compared with article 6,
Changes in populations over time can only be compared for areas where reliable surveys have been used.
officers should be compared to the private sector on a regular cycle.
can be compared across a number of European cities.
The bleaching quality that you can achieve through home bleaching with SmilePen can be compared to that of a professional teeth bleaching treatment at a dental practice.
The use of a standard methodology means that the information obtained through the assessment can be compared with data collected during previous assessments.
the effects cannot be compared with any other natural product.
this is because the impact types are inherently different and cannot be compared directly.
Webcomics can be compared to self-published print comics in that almost anyone can create their own webcomic and publish it.
The study examines the external impacts that can be compared between rail, truck
OG Kush is a very unique strain that can t be compared with any other marijuana strains.
which cannot be compared to any other interest.
Consequently, there is no separate line amount for the Administrative Support Division that can be compared with this year's proposal.
Sukuk may be compared to conventional bonds with the difference that sukuk are asset-backed.
Consistent time intervals should be used to track mortality so that it can be compared over time.