Sentence examples for began compared to from inspiring English sources

Including Von Suttner, who won the award in 1905, only 16 individual women have won the peace prize since it began, compared to 87 men.

Only five percent of Mac users have called for help since the program began, compared to 40percentt for PC users, Previn told TechCrunch.

There is a suggestion of lower average excess mortality in the six winters after age group-based targeting began compared to before, but the CI for the 65 74 years age group includes no difference.

Table  2 juxtaposes the interpretation of comments from the whole group at the beginning compared to the end of training regarding their approach to delivering BBCC.

In Israel, the extreme wing of the anti-Oslo coalition capitalized on the rising insecurity to excoriate Rabin; some protesters began comparing him to Hitler.

Conditions deteriorated to such an extent that some began comparing it to Jasenovac and other large concentration camps throughout Europe.

About three weeks ago, a number of people (including the Mets broadcaster Ron Darling) began comparing him to Willie Mays.

Then, he began comparing Assange to Soros.

Conditions in Sajmište were so poor that some began comparing it to Jasenovac and other large concentration camps throughout Europe.

After joining Arsenal and excelling on the wing, the English media began comparing him to former club player and compatriot Robert Pirès.

You may then realize that you began comparing yourself to a sibling because you felt neglected.