Sentence examples for compared hungry from inspiring English sources
Jenneth Webster, the producer of Lincoln Center Out of Doors, who has booked the band for opening day on Aug. 5, compared Hungry March to the Arkestra, the band led by the late cosmic jazz genius Sun Ra, who claimed to have descended to Earth from Saturn.
Both of these conditions significantly impaired aversive learning when compared to hungry flies trained with 0.4% DEET in sugar carrier.
Also, the difference in quitting harvest rates between risky and safe patches was approximately 30% greater when the fox was hungry compared to when it was very hungry.
The odds of truancy in adolescents who went hungry sometimes compared to those who were hungry most of the times were 1.30 (95% CI 1.19,1.41 times.
Mr. Bean has compared his perpetually hungry hero, Francis, to Norman Wisdom, a singing, pratfalling comedian whose endearing fool persona brings to mind a less anxious Jerry Lewis.
That's a drop in the ocean compared to data hungry services like Facebook and Google, which compiled an archive of my data ranging from a few hundred megabytes to over a couple of gigabytes of data.
Although the study was not powered for subgroup analyses, we went on to assess treatment effects on the primary outcomes by season of conception (wet-hungry compared with dry-harvest) by fitting a season × treatment interaction term into the models.
She compared Mexican men to "hungry but well-bred dogs" and the Chinese to "a crowd of ants on a lump of sugar".
Subjects are willing to pay 34 cents more when they are hungry as compared to when they are satiated but this effect almost doubles to 61 cents when subjects have to predict their future tastes.
Children were found to be significantly hungrier before compared to after lunch.
North Carolina has been trying hard to show us what one-party rule with no regard for democracy or the rights of citizens looks like, but it turns out they are just wanna-be's compared to the money-hungry back-room operators of the Florida GOP.
