Sentence examples for compared to the past from inspiring English sources

I have to say that I found this Christmas special, though good, too busy and not holiday-spirited enough compared to the past Christmas specials, which have are a major cultural institution in the UK.

However, the local temperature has risen up to 5 °C in 2014 compared to the past 15 years (RTD 2003).

So what is the actual patent litigation rate today compared to the past?

The application of antimicrobial finishes into textiles has significantly improved compared to the past (Nayak and Padhye 2014a; Nayak et al. 2008).

Second, volatility has been higher and rising, when compared to the past (Arezki et al, 2013).

To know that "trying" is easier today compared to the past is a luxury for which we can express gratitude, and that humankind should be proud to have accomplished.

Good magazine, in partnership with Whole Foods, chronicled how much of their income Americans spend on food today as compared to the past.

As a result, flooding in parts of Britain during winter months will become more frequent and more  intense compared to the past few  decades.

I've long been curious about how today's NAACP defines its leadership role among people of color as compared to the past.

According to FGD participants, rainfall onset and cessation have changed, and within-season rainfall distribution has become irregular when compared to the past 20 years.

Central government figures suggest there has been a sharp dip in Maoist violence in 2011, compared to the past two years.