Significados de compare unfavorably en inglés

Frequently educational and newspaper critics compare unfavorably American writing with that of other nations.

Wednesday's State of the Union was not Obama's first TV appearance to compare unfavorably to previous prime-time outings.

Mahoney was always interested in new music, but it never failed to compare unfavorably in his eyes to his Sixties and Seventies favorites.

The US pandemic response compares unfavorably with a number of African countries.

I, too, had more than once been compared unfavorably with a barnyard chicken.

Obama's engagement in Africa has been compared unfavorably to Bush's.

That record compares unfavorably with world number one McIlroy, who is five months his junior.

What if she compared unfavorably with his first wife?

The Carmichael coal compared unfavorably in quality with the Australian benchmark Newcastle coal, having less energy content and more ash.

It has often disturbed my feelings to hear some people inveigh reproachfully against the Southern country, as comparing unfavorably with neighboring free states.

The quality of the images scanned from the printout of the microfilm compared unfavorably with that of the original images captured directly from the microfilm.

On its face, the conversion premium being touted, with a midpoint at 30%, also compares unfavorably to the 2022 bond's lower conversion premium of 25%.