Sentence examples for before compared to from inspiring English sources

"Maybe I have more stamina than before, compared to when I was young," said Date-Krumm, who ran the 2004 London Marathon in under 3 hours and 30 minutes during her retirement.

Additionally, the same survey indicates that officers in the Kelly/Bloomberg era felt less pressure to obey constitutional constraints – 47% directly before, compared to 36% during, Kelly/Bloomberg.

Amazon's profit and margins have always been slender; it earned only $645 million in 2008, up 36percentt from the year before, compared to Wal-Mart's $13.4 billion, up 5percentt.

Ireland and Portugal had reversed trends in terms of their unit labor costs, which were now more favorable than before compared to their trading partners, according to the charts that accompanied Mr. Barroso's letter.

Partly, I admit, that's what drew me to it: no one has made a film of it on this scale before – compared to, say, the more camera-friendly Henry V, shot by Laurence Olivier in 1944 and Kenneth Branagh in 1989.

As discussed before, compared to ANN, GP is a newer technique for intelligence analysis of piles.

"Nothing I've ever experienced before compares to what hearing my music does," he said.

In cells with two visible spindle poles, both poles were measured individually and added together before comparing to the total cell intensity.

Add all the detail of muscle, and shading if desired, before comparing to your image.

Google's combatant looked a bit dry before, especially compared to Beats' focus on expertly crafted playlists for different themes, situations, and moods.

Under control conditions, the time between spatial responses was greater and more variable before errors as compared to correct responses.