Sentence examples for awards compared from inspiring English sources

The US courts are famously generous in their financial awards compared with their British counterparts.

His salary was £1.63m, including benefits and share awards, compared with more than £7m Leahy took home in his final year in the post.

Overall, surgeons participated on sections where they made up a relatively smaller proportion of total review members compared to nonsurgeons.Surgical grant proposals are less likely to be funded and carry significantly smaller awards compared to nonsurgical proposals.

While Taylor Swift was predicted to be the night's big winner, having been nominated for nine awards, it was actually Justin Bieber who came away on top, winning a total of six awards compared to her two.

Exhibit I includes the relevant citation, the appraisal awards compared to the transaction prices, the form of each transaction, the firm rendering an opinion, and whether that firm was engaged by the board of directors, a special committee, or a control party.

A Cabinet Office spokesman said an unprecedented number of sportspeople had received honours, with 123 awards compared to 44 in the last list.

His career haul at 31 years-old (three NBA titles, four Most Valuable Player awards) compares favorably to Jordan's at the same age (three titles, three MVPs).

In 2009, contracts awarded without competition made up about 20percentt of total dollars awarded, compared with about 23percentt in fiscal 2012.

And when Tilda Swinton, accepting the best supporting actress award, compared Oscar's sleek buttocks to those of her American agent, one was tempted to speculate on her intimate familiarity with his anatomy.

"We have no preference between IB or A-level qualifications when considering student applications," she stresses, but notes that a 2011 study by the Higher Education Statistics Agency HESAA) found that approximately a fifth of IB entrants with a full-time degree achieved a first class honours award compared to 14.5 per cent of those with A-level or equivalent qualifications.

For all applicants who received F or T training, blacks were 27.4 percentage points (P <.001), Asians were 6.9 percentage points (P <.01), and Hispanics were 9.5 percentage points (P <.01) less likely to ever receive an R01 award compared with whites.