Sentence examples similar to compared with past generation from inspiring English sources

A much higher proportion of homeowners over 65 are carrying mortgage debt compared with past generations.

Compared with past generations, Eble said, "female students are putting themselves into more dangerous situations than they did in my day," especially when it comes to dating and partying.

Some cautioned that the results could be overstated because Americans without a high school diploma — about 12 percent of the population, down from about 22 percent in 1990, according to the Census Bureau — were a shrinking group that was now more likely to be disadvantaged in ways besides education, compared with past generations.

They warn that obesity is occurring at younger and younger ages which will mean today's children can expect a shorter life expectancy compared with past generations.

So far, however, Jordanian public protests have been relatively small compared with past demonstrations against Israel.

This year's correspondents' dinner was a diminished affair compared with past events.

He declined to say how that compares with past years.

When compared to past generations, millennials have a different outlook on business.

"Millennials have unique expectations compared to past generations, and want brands to care about them and understand their needs, be authentic, and provide long-term value -- especially with communications," said Cohler.

This results in a much tidier bin emptying process overall, which is a welcome improvement compared to past generations.

Certainly compared to past generations of RIM hardware — those ever-so-popular Curves and Bolds it apparently succeeds.