Sentence examples for compared to did from inspiring English sources

But Lea and his collaborators found that for each of these "wins," they could find examples where the species they were compared to did at least as well as dogs do in those tasks.

Joining Islamic State was also being compared to doing the Hajj, or pilgrimage to Mecca, she said.

Chris Huhne, energy and climate secretary, tried valiantly to explain how the coalition government's policies would keep bills lower, compared to doing nothing.

Ms. White said, "The bugs are actually easy for me, compared to doing a play where I'm not saying" a profanity that cannot be printed.

Would doing things wrong enhance students' learning compared to doing things right?

Figure 4b shows that QM-EBRP delivers bundles up to 25%% quicker as compared to DO.

"Physics sometimes looked easy compared to doing the people's business," he said.

In fact, undertaking reforms in several areas at the same time-- in waves"--can significantime-- infy gains in productime-- inompared to doing them in isolation.

Remme 2006 reviewed several existing POD interventions, compared to doing nothing.

The relative risk of death with CTC compared to doing nothing was 0.44 (95% CI 0.26 0.95).

Compared to: don't do it and stop thinking about it=Increased energy+Decrease in those thoughts+you feel good.