Examples of using To compare themselves in English and their translations into Swedish
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They use the knowledge God has given them to compare themselves with God.
It's actually the one they use to compare themselves to other search engines,
They use the intelligence that God has given them to compare themselves to God.
And they did not even dare to compare themselves with the longevity and the size of the oaks.
The participants can choose to follow only their own development or to compare themselves with others.
People used to compare themselves to their neighbors, and they aspired to the neighbor that had a little bit more than they had.
This dashboard overview enables the various stakeholders to compare themselves with each other and learn from each other.
And they aspired to the neighbor that had a little bit more than they had. People used to compare themselves to their neighbors.
He was from an early age forced to compare themselves with other boys and compete.
Increased wage transparency could improve the situation of individual victims of pay discrimination who would be able to compare themselves more easily to workers of the other sex.
enabling them to compare themselves with the international leaders in their field,
Increased wage transparency can improve the situation for individual victims of pay discrimination who would be able to compare themselves more easily to workers of the other sex, the report found.
We will also look for a rating system that makes it possible for the national road administrations to compare themselves with each other and benefit from each other's successes and experiences.
Using these three integrated components has helped organisations of all sizes and from all sectors to compare themselves with the attributes, qualities and achievements of sustainable organisations.
They would never compare themselves to Jesus.
There's a lotta wise guys compare themselves to soldiers in an army.
follow others and compare themselves to others.