The discrepancies between what industry perceives and what visitors want may be evident to some, but for fishing and hunting lodge owners, who make up 88 per cent of the 150 respondents participating in the industry survey, the two reports are like trying to compare "
apples to oranges," Greaves says.
But this is like comparing
apples to oranges. Because of widespread environmental degradation and what is viewed as an impending energy crisis, Our perspective is that the world can't afford not to go green." With this perspective, the homeowners have embraced these ideals and created for themselves a sustainably built and self-sufficient home.
I take issue with this, because the two shows are like comparing
apples to oranges.
"Many companies, when they investigate replacing a boiler, are only concerned with the end cost and they find themselves comparing
apples to oranges," according to Mortman.
As the Supreme Court realized, once judges start scrutinizing every law that burdens religion, looking for a compelling interest to justify it, they are forced to compare
apples to oranges, worldly ends to spiritual imperatives.
They say you can't compare
apples to oranges. Well, now you can, thanks to new scan data on produce from Information Resources Inc.
Most were eventually resolved and blamed either on poorly worded surveys that resulted in "comparing
apples to oranges" or poor internal communication (as one university spokesperson explained, "one office not communicating with another").