Sentences with phrase «making false comparisons»

Others cherry - picked paragraphs out of context — reading Svenonius» rhetorical examples of past misdeeds as endorsement — and missed one of Svenonius» points: The dangers of making false comparisons between the past and the present to excuse what we do in the future.

But keep spreading lies and making false comparisons as it falls right into the Republican playbook.

In her letter on lab - grown meat, Ingrid Newkirk makes a false comparison between eating meat and using tobacco, when she says that meat eaters, «like smokers trying to quit tobacco, find it very hard to give up the stuff» (24 September, p 39).

On June 5 at Resources for the Future, Holmstead did not make the false comparison between EPA's estimated rise in electrical rates but reduction in utility bills, though he called a carbon tax «politically incorrect.»

Not exact matches

The deliberately false comparisons you've made?

The chairman of Yad Vashem, Jerusalem's Holocaust museum and memorial, criticized protesters for making what he said was a «false comparison between the reality today to the Holocaust.»

People making lots of false comparisons with Giroud who is an out and out lone centre forward — Mandzukic, Muller, Benzema, Higuain are suitable for comparison.

That is when you start doing the same thing as the other side and using false comparisons and senseless comments to make a point.

And Dominik somehow maintains a paradoxical tone in which every scene is at once intensely heightened and utterly realistic — the stick - up, in particular, makes armed - robbery scenes in most other movies look false by comparison, without sacrificing tension.

However, Jay P. Greene and Josh B. McGee, authors of the study, note that this is «false reassurance,» as «America's elite suburban students are increasingly competing with students outside the U.S. for economic opportunities,» making meaningful global comparisons essential.

Do not fall prey to a false comparison designed to make a radical position appear mainstream.

Regarding eugenics, you forgot the overwhelming similarity that they were both widespread, media - friendly, commonly - believed «facts» that proved to be false (whether or not Global Warming is false is obviously debatable, but he's operating with that disclaimer when he makes the comparison, and thus it is necessary to operate under it when disputing his claims.)

Three years ago, he launched his defamation suit against me because he was outraged that CEI's Rand Simberg had made a «knowingly false comparison» between climate science and sexual molestation.

It is fairly middle of the road for US conservative belief (i.e. yes, it is false, but there are some views that make it seem reasonable by comparison).

I work for a travel insurer who distributes product through several online sources and: * A traveler has the opportunity to read policy exclusions in the same way they would on a comparison site * All our products offer a free look period — it's the law not a comparison site selling advantage * We don't use false advertising to sell — unfair claim to make in such a broad way, especially when this article does just that.

We had a relatively small sample for the number of comparisons we made, which increases the likelihood of finding a false significant result [41].

Individually significant coefficients were interpreted only if the equation in which they were estimated was significant as a whole in a multivariate test, an approach that minimizes the problem of false positives due to multiple comparisons while avoiding the problem of low power to detect true associations of moderate magnitude that is introduced by more conservative methods (eg, Bonferroni corrections).33 Model comparisons were made using the Akaike information criterion.34