Sentence examples for compared to one from inspiring English sources

It just means that other cities on the scale are getting better compared to one another.

The Spartans converted on two of four man-advantage opportunities, compared to one of five for the Titans.

Where's the harm in being compared to one?

I can clearly see the benefits of a daily rotation compared to one every several days.

Two board diversity proposals submitted in 2017 received majority support, as compared to one in 2016.

Buying a baseball expansion team is cheap compared to one in the National Football League.

Santander and Royal Bank of Scotland were often compared to one another before the banking crisis.

(Is Lehrer going to be compared to one?) AMY DAVIDSON: Obama picking up speed.

Thirteen per cent of women weren't working, compared to one per cent of men.

One-fifth of women's income in the UK is made up of benefits, compared to one-tenth of men's.

Critically, activation was also more pronounced for two-step compared to one-step forms.