Sentence examples for compared with the commitments from inspiring English sources

He has few teaching duties compared with the commitments required for a standard faculty position back in the United Kingdom, he says, which often involves administrative- and teaching-related duties that can be at least 50% of a faculty member's time.

But such formulations proved to be of small significance compared with the profound ideological commitment of the Soviet Union to communism, and that of the United States to an international position more ideologically anticommunist than pro anything.

Compared with the conventional unit commitment model, the proposed model considers customer demand constraints (16 20).

A Labor government will have to find more than $223m in savings to cover all its commitments, compared with the CLP's $21m, but Treasury analysis found both parties would reduce net debt – Labor by $18.8m and the CLP by $35.77m – and that Labor would deliver a bigger surplus than the CLP by 2020.

The trio quickly got frenetic, filling in the spaces between all the notes, here and there coming close to funk; compared with the other bands, more cagey about commitment and momentum, this one was down-deep earnest.

These results represented the degree of organisational commitment with the highest scores found in the religious hospitals when compared with the other hospitals.

AP1 up-regulation, which marks a commitment to flower formation [ 43], was ultimately responsible for earlier flowering of transgenic plants compared with the wild type (Fig.  6a, d).

Yes, compared with the United States or Germany.

Compared with the bar snacks, maybe.

Not badly compared with the overall market.

Australia's emissions jumped by 2.56m tonnes in the three months to September, putting them 1.55m tonnes off-track compared with commitments made in Paris, and 4.06m tonnes over levels demanded by scientifically based targets set by the government's Climate Change Authority.