Sentence examples for comparable people from inspiring English sources

In Anatole Broyard's biography there were no comparable people or events as far as I knew.

One study by researchers at Harvard Medical School, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, found that uninsured near-elderly people got sicker at a faster rate than comparable people with insurance.

One such study claims that the overall major tax burden on lower-income New Yorkers was lower than the burden on comparable people in 24 of the cities studied.

But a study of pensioners in nine countries by the OECD found that their disposable incomes averaged 80% of those of comparable people in the later years of working life.

In a study published last summer by the District of Columbia comparing the taxes owed by families in the district and in each state's largest city, the overall major tax burden on lower-income New Yorkers was lower than the burden on comparable people in 24 of the cities studied, including Minneapolis and Seattle.

The difference between the strengths of chimps and humans has sometimes been overestimated, most notably in John E. Bauman's famous but flawed research with zoo animals in 1926, which suggested that they were as much as five times as strong as comparable people.

According to the Trevor Project, which seeks to prevent suicide among LGBT youth, "In U.S. surveys, lesbian, gay and bi adolescents and adults have two to six times higher rates of reported suicide attempts compared to comparable straight people.

For example, compared with Caucasians with comparable BMI, people of African descent have less visceral fat [ 22, 23] and South Asians have a higher fat mass index (FMI) with a lower BMI [ 23].

The number of surveys with all items answered was comparable between people with no back pain experience (88%), past back pain (88%) and people with current back pain (87%).

A number of scholars have pointed out that, although the status of the slaves was uniformly lower than that of comparable free people in every society, the material and sometimes other conditions of slaves were frequently better than those of free people; thus it is not surprising that free people occasionally volunteered to be slaves.

The national fund was designed to provide resources on top of whatever the local council was providing so the person could have a life comparable to people without disabilities.