Sentence examples for being compared with its from inspiring English sources

Wal-Mart executives also pointed out that its American same-store sales results, while disappointing, were being compared with its impressive 2.4 percent sales increase a year ago.

In addition, to establish congruence and uniformity of species concepts, our own sequences were compared with ITS sequences of European calochroid species retrieved from GenBank and UNITE databases.

Zambia has been considered relatively stable since it embraced multiparty democracy in 1991, particularly when it is compared with its neighbors, war-torn Congo and Angola and politically troubled Zimbabwe.

It is compared with its predecessor law, highlighting changes in fiscal revenues for selected municipalities in the country in relation to their designated conservation areas.

However, when IHh gene expression in MSC mono-cultures was compared with its expression in MCO/MSC co-cultures, it was 44-fold higher (P <0.0001).

Syria, in this context, cannot be compared with its Iranian ally of convenience.

The OBR can be compared with its counterpart in Sweden – the fiscal policy council, set up in 2007.

On the other hand, in line with an official request, media speculation about the duchess's fertility is, compared with its historic efforts, staggeringly muted.

This version, at techpreview.search.msn.com, is meant to be tested by experts and is not yet ready to be compared with its more mature rivals, Microsoft said.

Then, as Mr. Criminisi described it during a phone interview yesterday, each painted arm was compared with its ideal perspectival projection; they were not identical.

But it is difficult to quantify exactly how different a team such as Barcelona is compared with its peers.