Sentence examples for compare numbers from inspiring English sources

Eddie Jones and Ray Allen can argue and compare numbers.

Ms. Rosenzweig said it was difficult to compare numbers across jurisdictions because different agencies might calculate them differently.

The problem of sea lice has been acknowledged by Marine Scotland, the government body responsible for the management of Scotland's seas, which commissioned a report to measure the extent of sea lice infection and compare numbers in relation to the distance from farms.

But it does allow them to ask questions [of] their vendors and compare numbers.

Pick a spot at the high end of both ladders and compare numbers.

For example, problems in which students must use >, <, or = to compare numbers require an understanding of magnitude and have a directional component.

Vanderbilt did not leave as many spots for the Kentucky fans, if comparing numbers.

I can't tell, because I get conflicting information from online sites — like Eppraisal.com, Realestateabc.com and Homegain.com — where I find myself obsessively comparing numbers every day or so.

Now, here and elsewhere, people are digging through records, checking death certificates, comparing numbers on graves with names in old ledgers, so these dead, too, will be remembered.

But be careful comparing numbers for nonprofits in different callings.

"The report is then generated and nicely formatted, automatically comparing numbers to last month and targets, along with graphs.