Sentence examples for both countries compared with from inspiring English sources

The inclination to dismiss or neuter individuals' complaints may, Wilkinson and Pickett suggest, go some way towards explaining the higher suicide rates in both countries compared with their more unequal counterparts.

The ratio of debt-service levels to exports, for example, is only around 6% in both countries, compared with 20-30% in Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines.Just six months ago, therefore, these three economies provided compelling evidence, when lumped in with China, Hong Kong and Singapore, of a region that was mounting an impressive comeback.

In particular during spring and summer, the observed stocking rates were relatively high in both countries compared with similar regions in Inner Mongolia and Mongolia (Kawamura et al. 2005; Lise et al. 2006; Chen et al. 2007; Sugita et al. 2007; Glindemann et al. 2009; Lkhagvadorj et al. 2013a; Bösing et al. 2014; Liao et al. 2014a).

In both countries, compared with GPs, intention to prescribe HT was higher for gynaecologists.

HCV infection in IDUs was the highest in both the countries, compared with other infections (Table 2, Figure 2), which may be associated with the fact that IDUs acquired HCV more rapidly than HIV and HBV after starting to use drugs [28].

The response rate that was obtained in both countries compared well with other studies that have applied the theory of planned behaviour to study doctors' behaviour [ 24, 25, 52].

Special Operations forces have grown both in number and budget, and are deployed in 75 countries, compared with about 60 at the beginning of last year".

A century ago, the poor states were like third world countries compared with the richest states.

Today, P.& G. has annual sales of $25 billion from developing countries, compared with $8 billion eight years ago.

Given the limited defense budgets of most European countries compared with that of the United States, officials in Washington are skeptical.

Rates are up to twice as high in the poorest countries compared with the richest.