比較句式

“**More** than a problem, this is an opportunity.”

“**The more** investment we make, **the more** returns follow.”

“**Not only** is education beneficial, **but also** cost-effective.”

“**Education is to society as infrastructure is to development**.”

“**While** poverty remains, wealth continues to concentrate.”

“**On one hand**, technology offers solutions; **on the other**, it creates new problems.”

“**Unlike** developed nations, emerging economies face unique challenges.”

“**Similarly**, younger workers face different pressures.”

“**Parallel to** rising incomes, consumption increased.”

“**To what extent** has digital adoption advanced compared to older generations?”

“**Increasingly**, people work remotely, **while** others face job insecurity.”

“**If anything**, the problem is more urgent than anticipated.”

“Online learning and classroom instruction **are not dissimilar** in effectiveness.”

“**The question is not whether** reform is necessary, **but how** to implement it.”

“Urban unemployment **exceeds** rural rates by 5 percentage points.”

“**Whereas** smartphones were luxuries previously, they are now essential.”

“**The two approaches differ mainly in** their resource requirements.”

“Remote work **has an advantage over** office work in flexibility.”

“**Conversely**, this approach has significant drawbacks.”

“Automation **is no more** a threat than farming machinery was.”

“**Far from being** harmful, competition drives innovation.”

“**Proportionally**, developing nations invest more in education.”

“**To put it in perspective**, the growth rate exceeds historical averages.”

“The two strategies **present starkly different outcomes**.”

“**Both** effective and affordable, the solution **nonetheless** has limitations.”