1. Compared with the number of believers, the clergy seem to be quite out of proportion.
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2. These turned out to be rose apples - slightly tart, faintly perfumed and unexpectedly crunchy compared to other tropical fruits hawked on the island.
3. The results could be due to the fact that over the long term humans have had a smaller effective population size compared with chimps.
4. Compared with this year, the outside environment next year is predicted to be less favourable for China's economy.
5. Though society may be changing dramatically even from this generation compared to the last, some things never change.
6. He said such houses cannot be compared to prime properties which fetch tens of millions of dollars in many other countries and regions.
7. Shenzhen city is compared to a piece of paper that is to be folded.
8. Compared with 10 years ago when there were no auctions in China, the business has grown dramatically to be on a sure footing today.
9. The rule will be little changed compared to the draft version the CBRC sent out to seek opinions from China's administrative bodies and foreign banks.
10. Creating the design in the glass bottles can be compared to building structures from bottom to top.