Sentence examples for compared to life from inspiring English sources

This is a paradise compared to life there.

Life is a very strange thing, in a way, compared to life in a novel.

Compared to life under other regimes, Overy argues, Britain between the wars was "a liberal, uncensored society".

That's nothing compared to life in a world where you've got a classic desktop and Metro-style.

"Compared to life under Gordon Brown, every national-insurance payer earning between £7,100 and £45,400 will be up to £150 better off," Osborne said.

However much I moan to myself – and Nick moans to me – about the lack of privacy where he is now, it's five-star stuff compared to life on a ward where rooms are shared.

Responses may have differed for chronic conditions amenable to medical management compared to life-threatening diseases.

Finally, these results are compared to life-history traits and ecology of NWM to understand the Cebinae morphological evolution.

In a cohort study [ 77], ex-smokers experienced a three-fold risk of MM compared to life-time non-smokers, with a dose-response effect.

Another limitation of this study consists of the relative shortness of treatment periods compared to life-long therapy in clinical practice.

Ex-smokers showed more than a six-fold increase in ever wheeze in the biomass smoke exposed population and a three-fold increase in the urban population compared to life-long non-smokers whereas the additional risks in current smokers were nearly three and two fold respectively.