Sentence examples for Kind compared from inspiring English sources

That was kind compared to the drubbing that Anthony Tommasini, of the Times, administered the same year.

A total of £659.8m was given in cash donations in 2012-13, excluding pledges and gifts in kind, compared with £534.6m in 2011-12.

"The poorest fifth of households received the equivalent of £7,500 per year from all benefits in kind, compared with £5,500 received by the top fifth.

SEC ethics officials have opined that her conflicts of interest are not unusual in scope or kind compared with those of past SEC chairmen.

That muddle suggests a lack of strategic grip at the top.Such a criticism is kind compared with most of the things being said about Mr Duncan Smith this week.

On the one hand, the move adds a lot more content options for Android users, specifically those on tablets, which are more popular for consuming more long-form content of this kind compared to smaller-screened smartphones.

Typically however, studies of this kind compare responses to different stimuli.

"Ready to turn them over?" My three-of-a-kind compared unfavorably with his diamond flush.

Studies from Norway and Sweden have reported a reduced working ability, an increased need for financial support and consequently a greater need for uptake of social security benefit of various kinds compared with the reference population (Hjern et al, 2007; Johannesen et al, 2007; Thorsen et al, 2011).

We evaluate these innovations through the largest empirical analysis of its kind, comparing to a wide range of runtime modelling techniques from the literature.

To our knowledge, this study is the first of its kind comparing German and Austrian hospitals with regard to IT systems in hospitals.