“Let’s go through my comparison of the sales reports from our Tokyo and Paris branches.”
“Let me take you through my breakdown of the sales reports from our Tokyo and Paris branches in which I compare the two.”
“I’ve compared the latest software update to the previous version, and have a quick report for you.”
“I’ve put together a quick report for you on the differences between the latest software update and the previous version”
“I’m going to explain how the last solution compares to the one they’re proposing for next year.”
“I’m going to walk you through how the solution they’re proposing for next year is different to the previous one.”
“The number of features is a lot higher than our current software, and it seems to be easier to use too.”
“It has a lot more features than our current software, and it seems to be easier to use too.”
“The amount of features it has is a lot higher than what’s included in our current software, and it seems to be easier to use too.”
“It has a lot more features than the current software we’re using, and it looks a lot more user friendly too.”
“They’re a bit more expensive than our current CRM.”
“They’re slightly more expensive than the CRM we’re running at the moment.
“When compared to Paris, the branch there has shown more consistent growth and is doing better than Singapore overall.”
“In comparison to Paris, the branch there has shown more consistent growth and is doing better than Singapore on the whole.”
” It’s clear that our efforts in digital advertising have yielded better results compared to last quarter.”
” It’s clear that the efforts we’ve made in digital advertising have given us better results compared to last quarter.”
