Sentence examples for comparative records from inspiring English sources

Officials ex plained they wished to keep the par 70 figures in the books for comparative records.

The review's worst moment comes with the parenthetical snark that substitutes for a rebuttal: "(Note to Cockburn: If this tip is solid, please contact the Baghdad bureau of The New York Times with two suggested sources)." Given the story of Judy Miller, Ahmad Chalabi et al., and the comparative records of Cockburn and The Times on Iraq, this demonstrates a disturbing lack of self-awareness.

The average full-time pay gap between men and women is at its narrowest since comparative records began in 1997, official figures show.

In November last year, Office for National Statistics figures suggested that the gender pay gap was at its narrowest since comparative records began in 1997.

This was what happened to BP, whose safety record was obscured by a green advertising campaign until its comparative record was revealed by a horrible accident.

In addition, the establishment of a comparative record would allow monitoring the harmonization of standards in the perspective of the WTO Agreements.

At CrunchBase, we set out to quantify the comparative track records of such institutions.

David thinks she planted her economic flag in about the right populist place, given all the talk about Warren/Sanders/Inequality. As far as the comparative economic records of Hillary's husband and Jeb's brother - 22 million net new jobs versus minus 400k -- Charles acknowledges that she has an easier case to make than any Republican.

Of the fifteen juveniles that died, ten were euthanazed, with euthanasia criteria including >50% burns to total body surface area, large skin surface area with open tissue, comparative behavioural records indicating severe pain and distress, collapse without recovery after revival, as well as low blood protein and calcium.

We performed a retrospective comparative medical records analysis using propensity score matching.

We performed a retrospective comparative medical records analysis using propensity score matching to control for confounding by indication.