Sentence examples for awards compared with 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.
As for new and competing grants, NIH expects to make 9050 awards, compared with 9386 in 2010 according to NIH's 2012 budget request.
Amazon UK Services, the division that runs the warehouses that process, package and post deliveries to UK customers, paid out £54.8m in share awards, compared with £36.7m in 2016.
In 2009, contracts awarded without competition made up about 20percentt of total dollars awarded, compared with about 23percentt in fiscal 2012.
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.
A Cabinet Office spokesman said an unprecedented number of sportspeople had received honours, with 123 awards compared to 44 in the last list.
How will, in other words, the contenders that this year are bypassing Telluride for Toronto (they include Jay Roach's "Trumbo" and Brian Helgeland's gangster movie "Legend") fare on the awards podium compared with those that are taking a lower-profile Toronto time slot or venue so they can stop at Telluride?
Table 4 RD values and appreciation of avant-garde literature Category Ratings ( n) Mean RD value p value Avant-garde 204 0.878 ± 0.177 Other 564 0.705 ± 0.163 0.0022 Eleven novels that received a Pulitzer Prize or National Book Award were compared with 21 novels that did not receive major awards but were rated by readers, on average, just as highly (mean 4.49 ± 0.13 vs. 4.45 ± 0.18).
In English literature and language, 42% of men were awarded firsts, compared with 29% of women.
Nothing that Army brass or stateside officialdom could ever award him compared with Mauldin's standing among the fighting men of World War II.
