Sentence examples for and compared with many from inspiring English sources

And compared with many other politically active armies, Turkey's has played a disinterested role.

And compared with many Arab countries, Sudanese sources in Khartoum say, Sudan's many opposition parties, independent newspapers and women's groups enjoy considerable freedoms.

And compared with many universities, Cooper Union did a good job managing its endowment through the recent financial crisis.

According to [67], pansharpening methods based on injecting high-frequency components into resampled versions of the MS data have demonstrated a superior performance and compared with many other pansharpening methods such as the methods in the CS family.

In Section 4, the performance of this new noise estimation method using a wide variety of images with various scenarios is evaluated and compared with many state-of-the-art methods.

Tested by many experimental results of benchmarks and compared with many other models, the register allocation algorithm proposed in this paper has greatly improved the circuit testability with little overhead on the final circuit area.

The proportions appear spacious because the view from the west end of the nave to the east end is unimpeded by a pulpitum and the nave, although not long, is both wide and high compared with many of England's cathedrals.

More distressing is the ride over rough stuff: the Elantra feels choppy, loud and unsettled compared with many of its rivals, especially the creamy-feeling Civic and Cruze.

According to a recent McKinsey study, the United States is becoming a less attractive place to locate production and employment compared with many other countries.

General Idris, soft-spoken and humble compared with many military men, said he received hundreds of telephone calls daily, some angry, from commanders across Syria.

They were all the more willing to do so due to the stronger bond that exists between workers and employers compared with many other countries.