Sentence examples for compared to decades from inspiring English sources

Compared to decades like the '90s, dominated by family-friendly fare and procedurals, the aughts and 2010s have offered envelope-pushing darkness and graphic violence.

With its membership significantly diminished compared to decades past, the union has placed a high priority on organizing its first so-called transnational, or foreign-run, auto plant in the right-to-work Southern states.

There are three possible explanations for how the obese, especially morbidly obese, may experience better outcomes in the ICU today as compared to decades past.

Compared to decades-old theories of strengthening in dilute solid solutions, the mechanical behavior of concentrated solid solutions is relatively poorly understood.

They are responsible for the growth of regional airports, operating from 35 airports in 2006 compared to 10 in 1996, and increasing the choice of international destinations, serving 150 in 2006, compared to 12 a decade earlier.

At a Beijing meeting, President Barack Obama committed the United States to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions 26-28% by 2025 compared to two decades earlier.

And compared to earlier decades, the city now has a far better grip on its finances -- and plenty of watchdogs looking over its shoulder.

However, the spread of the ice, though higher than in some recent very bad years, was still low compared to past decades.

Women in the United States have grown far more likely to deliver by caesarian section compared to previous decades, and each successive C-section entails a greater risk of complication.

According to the respondents in all the study sites, the incidence of drought has become more frequent in the last three decades compared to previous decades (before 1970).

And compared to earlier decades, a greater percentage of U.S. oil is imported, so more of the price hike flows overseas (see: "New Oil Crisis: 1979 In Spades").