Sentence examples for compared with life from inspiring English sources

What's a watch compared with life?

When income is compared with life expectancy, there is a clear relationship between material deprivation and poor health.

"Life was not hard," he said — especially when compared with life in an urban slum — and celebrations were often jubilant and affecting.

While almost 40percentt said they had seen their incomes fall, 69percentt said that their financial situations were "good" or "excellent" compared with life back home.

Compared with life under the Taliban, he appreciates the new "freedom to listen to music, to go out with your wife, to study or do whatever you want".

Humor and crisp writing keep "Grave Mercy," which stretches past 500 ­pages, from dragging, even though some of the longer scenes at the royal court feel slow compared with life at the convent.

Note that the estimates used in Table 2 must not be compared with life-time risks.

Cohorts of British doctors and US veterans have both shown small but significant increases in the number of ever smokers developing leukaemia when compared with life-long non-smokers (Doll et al, 1994; McLaughlin et al, 1995).

The single question "current work ability compared with life-time best" was used in a study investigating RTW in a cohort of newly sick-listed patients in primary and occupational health care [ 18].

The PSS is the most widely used stress appraisal measure (Pizzagalli et al. 2007) with documented reliability and validity; it correlates with life events scores and depressive and physical symptomatology and has been shown to be a better predictor of a number of health outcomes compared with life-event measures of stress (Cohen et al. 1983 , 1995.

But, 30 years on from the band's only UK No 1 studio album, Meat is Murder, how does The Smiths' vision of life in Manchester compare with life in the city today?