Sentence examples for compared to france from inspiring English sources
"The German career system is much slower than compared to France or even Britain," he said.
In London, the workload is "quite high", but "compared to France it is acceptable".
Van Reenen argues that the greater flexibility of wages in the U.S. labor market compared to France means that these regulations won't have as big effect on growth but they do need to be monitored.
Jews in Britain, not a very large population compared to France for example, could vote Tory, but Tories are noted for their genteel anti-Semitism -- not too extreme, but still there.
Prof David Mackay, chief scientific adviser at the department of energy and climate change, said this scenario – one of four set out in the 2011 carbon plan – envisaged 75GW of nuclear capacity in 2050 providing 86% of the UK's electricity, a situation he compared to France today.
Correspondingly, the rate of cigarette smoking for men in Sweden is among the lowest in Europe, just 12percentthethe company says, compared to France (30percentt), Germany (37percentt) and Greece (47 percent), according to World Health Organization data, cited by the company.
The Tour de France Féminin was over 18 stages compared to the men's 23.
Black-Belly ewes stopped their ovulatory activity late in the year (second half of April) as compared to the majority of breeds, for example Ile-de-France breed [mid-January; [ 18]) or the majority of British breeds [ 19].
The final model is presented in Table 5. Family Birth Centre and Frances Perry House women had an increased odds of experiencing mastitis (AdjOR~1.9) compared to women receiving public hospital care.
Women in both the Family Birth Centre and Frances Perry House (private patients) had an increased odds of experiencing mastitis (OR~1.9) compared to women receiving public hospital care.
Primo de Conti Rouge, Bergerac, France 2012 (£11, marksandspencer.com) Because it uses the same grape varieties, Bergerac is forever compared to neighbouring Bordeaux.
