Sentence examples for babies compared to from inspiring English sources

Conflicting evidence from India have shown increased or similar fat mass in Indian newborn babies compared to western countries.

So called 'tough guys' from underprivileged American backgrounds — the so-called 'inner city ghettos' — are like helpless babies compared to the people of the Caucasus...

Population numbers in the rest of the world have been declining for years: the average woman in the world today has half as many children as her grandmother: 2.5 bouncing babies, compared to more than five back in the 1970s.

This means that mothers with tertiary education are more likely to have healthier babies compared to mothers with no education.

A combination of drugs and education programmes means that only half as many HIV-positive mothers in Africa are now passing on the virus to their babies, compared to a decade ago.

We were just babies compared to them.

"It's not just that their babies are being judged negatively for not being a good baby compared to the baby who sleeps by himself, but they're being judged badly for having these babies and being needy".

But I am fortunate to be able to talk with Kate, who is Cornell '91 a baby compared to my Cornell '81-- about life in the news business and NBC and careers.

"She's the golden girl and I'm only a baby compared to her but, if I can perform to the best of my ability, I can beat her.

Of course, any comparison has to keep in mind that MLS is only 19 years old, a baby compared to the NFL (94), NHL (97) and MLB (145), and still many decades younger than the NBA, which was formed 68 years ago.

He laughs off my rudeness about his baby: "Compared to a chest strap or a really large GPS watch, it's elegant and rugged".