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He seemed to be making a comparison of some sort.

The study did not make comparisons with earlier years or other countries.

"You should be able to make a comparison from those."

Who would try to make a comparison? That is the way of things in many other cases, too.

That comparison will be made often in the next six months.

She did not say when that comparison would be made.

Comparisons to the art of the book can be made.

Comparisons have been made of children who read at the same poor level.

For example, care needs to taken when making comparisons between small differences.

It is used to make comparisons both between countries and over time.