Sentence examples for back compared from inspiring English sources

"It's certainly a step back compared to previous games.

"What's different today is that there is no way back compared to the price hikes of the 1970s.

Eight percent of exercisers saw symptoms come back, compared with 38percentt of those taking drugs and 31percentt getting both.

The plain plastic sides and glass front and back feel and look basic – a step back compared to last year's model.

The load distributed at feet varied narrowly; however, it was significantly greater (p<0.01) at upright supported back, compared to unsupported back.

With seasonal spending expected to reach £24bn despite many households planning to cut back compared with last year, this equates to £487 per person.

Join the revolution". A prominent venture capitalist struck back, comparing the tech elite with persecuted Jews in Nazi Germany.

QUESTION FROM HUGHFR: In your opinion, how does Back compare to earlier media figures, someone like Winchell or Cronkite, in terms of what his fans think of him?

Stepping back, comparing Blackstone with Berkshire Hathaway gives us a rounded picture.

But she is arguing back, comparing what she does to former US President Theodore Roosevelt, who started the country's national parks.

They measure how long sectioned brain tissue maintains electrical activity as oxygen supplies are cut back, comparing it with those of mice.