Sentence examples for compared to book from inspiring English sources

At many institutions, the positions dwarf what American institutions held in mortgage-related securities, for example, when compared to book values.

Since the news broke, at the beginning of January, the publisher has been accused of engaging in Stalinist and Fascist tactics; the editorial changes have been compared to book burning; the publisher has received many letters expressing the wish that his publishing house fail.

If you buy the stock market when it is selling at a "normal" level compared to book value, you can expect a long-term return of 12% per year going forward (before inflation and taxes).

Films have such a short life; they are so ephemeral compared to books, no?" The usually reliable response to this sort of argument, of course, would be that more people go to the cinema than ever read books.

That said, books reaching better ranks on the list stay on for longer periods compared to books ranked lower, many of the top ten books staying for several months at least.

Similar to the findings in previous studies in Nigeria [ 10, 11], women unbooked for antenatal care and delivery at OOUTH, Sagamu were up to 22 times as likely to die in the hospital compared to booked patients.

This accounts for the high rate of unbooked patients seen in labour at the referral hospitals who often are more likely to undergo emergency caesarean section with adverse obstetric outcomes compared to booked parturients [ 15- 17].

He also keeps a Graham & Dodd-like eye on how share prices compare to book value, earnings anddividends.

If your new book, "The Casual Vacancy," were to be compared to another book, author or series in your dream book review, what would it be?

" 'Harry Potter' was not a phenomenon in Book 1, compared to later books in the series," Mr. Hastings and Mr. Wells added.

Checking a book's sales rank on Amazon only reveals how a book is selling compared to other books on Amazon.