Sentence examples for cards compared with from inspiring English sources

Gareth Southgate's side have received two yellow cards and no red cards, compared with Belgium's three yellow cards and no red cards after two games.

Explorations, a small school of 362 students at East 173rd Street and Boston Road, ranks well in the school system's report cards compared with schools of similar demographics.

During the period studied this year, 49.9 percent of riders used cards, compared with 38.7 percent for the same dates in 2010 and 44.1 percent in 2011.

Only 42percentt of African-American and 51percentt of Latino households hold credit cards, compared with 67percentt of whites, according to Claritas, a marketing research firm in San Diego.

Experts said that the newly disclosed breach of the parent company was far more serious because it exposed the details of 5.9 million customers' payment cards, compared with card details of 118,000 in the last breach.

In a recent survey by Dove Consulting, U.S. consumers said they make 52% of in-store payments with credit or debit cards compared with just 32% for cash.

FICO considers how the total amount of debt on each of your credit cards compares with your total available credit.

But only 39% of the UK adult population uses a credit card, compared with 80% in the United States, said the Credit Card Research Group.

Nearly 11 percent of Hispanic registered voters lack a driver's license or government-issued card, compared with nearly 5 percent of non-Hispanic voters.

It costs a penny to put money into an account linked to a card, compared with 60 cents to send out a cheque, says Shane Osborn, the state treasurer of Nebraska, whose card schemes include child benefit and income support.

Mr Barrett also reckons that the Internet, which had been feared as a destroyer of traditional bank margins, will help Barclaycard, since 75% of transactions over the net are by credit card, compared with 15% offline.Barclays.comLike everybody else, Barclays has Internet ambitions.