Sentence examples for be good compared from inspiring English sources
The ANES also asked people: "Would it be good, bad, or neither good nor bad if the United States has a woman president in the next 20 years?" Again, women under 30 were the most likely to say that it would be good, compared to any age group of men or women.
77% of participants who stated to know the law considered the law to be good compared to 74% of participants who did not know the law (p < 0.05).
Four studies evaluated the diagnostic accuracy of APPs where the gold standard was diagnostic imaging or surgery; one study reported the accuracy of APPs to be good compared to MRI [ 26] and three studies reported the accuracy of APPs to be good and comparable to the diagnostic accuracy of orthopaedic surgeons [ 22, 23, 27].
"May's deal is good compared to no deal.
The health of Croatians is good compared with that of the populations of neighbouring countries.
Just 9% of the French believe their economic conditions are good, compared with 75% of Germans.
"Unison is campaigning for pay increases in the public sector but their pay is good compared to [the salaries] in the private and voluntary sectors".
Vilson Kublik, the manager of a bustling John Deere dealership here, said the level of development in Luís Eduardo was good compared with the rest of Brazil.
"That's good compared to $8,000 to $9,000 in Ardsley or $14,000 to $18,000 in Pelham Manor," both in Westchester, Ms. Cerbone noted.
In general, the selectivity of the inhibitors for PTP1B was good compared to LAR, but modest when compared to TCPTP and CD45.
Generally speaking, area and energy efficiency of ASIP implementations are good compared to most processor architectures with various levels of parallelism.
