Sentence examples for compared to the wants from inspiring English sources

What 'The Boat that Rocked' does is successfully capture the disparate moods of the period, notably the out-of-touch, painfully square attitude of The Establishment compared to the wants of the public.

By adding a moderate DC bias at the transmitter, the clipping noise caused by DCO-OFDM is negligible compared to the wanted signal.

That's certainly the pattern you'd expect in recoveries, as the IPTs try to increase their hours compared to the VPTs who want to work part-time.

And that's nothing compared to the planners who wanted to bulldoze Covent Garden and wipe out most of Newcastle's Georgian glories.

Stand to the side of the golf ball (compared to the direction you want to hit it towards), facing it, with your feet set shoulder-width apart.

"Mauro is not good enough to play as regularly as he wants compared to the others.

Trump is un-American compared to the America many of us want to live in.

No one wanted that compared to the butt-shot look.

The 'you' that you compare to the 'you' that you want to be.

Sometimes, you will want to compare to the same month the previous year.

In Excel 2003, click Format Painter and then select the cells you want to compare to the first cell.