Sentence examples for closed compared from inspiring English sources

So far this year, 77 lenders have been closed, compared with 25 in 2008.

Highland Feeders had about 25,000 cattle in its feedlots when the border was closed, compared to the normal 35,000 at that time of year.

The hospital was also inefficient; it had about 11.5 workers per bed at the time it was closed, compared with the statewide average of 4 per bed, said James Lott, the executive vice president of the Hospital Association of Southern California.

But a trend toward less radical forms of genital cutting has taken hold in some countries, including Djibouti, where 83 percent of women in their late 40s report being infibulated — sewn closed — compared with 42 percent of 15- to 19-year-olds.

2016 hit an historic low, with only 42 first-time funds that closed, compared to 94 in 2015[1].

The heroic entrepreneurial spirit characterising this approach sees the informal sector as something closed compared with the formal one.

That would be a closer race — if not exactly close — compared to 2008.

Analysis of closed versus not closed suggested that wards were more likely to remain open in summer χ=7.52 p=0.006, and small wards were less likely to close compared with medium or large wards χ=6.67, p=0.01.

As the T. Rex closer compared himself to Rivera, the one-pitch legend with the cut fastball, he laughed.

Mr. Cramer's fund was up 34percentt for the year, through Friday's close, compared with the 9.8percentt decline of the S.& P. 500.

Mr. Bruno, the state's top Republican, has built a relationship with organized labor that is unusually close compared with those of other leaders of his party.