Sentence examples for compared with the greater from inspiring English sources

Obviously, though, it's small fry compared with the greater meat of the evening.

As its rivals took their lumps, HSBC maintained a healthy cushion against losses of about 8percentt, a conservative position compared with the greater leverage of other banks.

But that was a minor crisis compared with the greater challenge facing the company, one that comes not from an accident but from the changing tides of Spanish dance.

When compared with the greater influence they have with their family and friends, young people do not feel listened to when it comes to changes at schools, their local neighbourhood or community, whom have simply not engaged them or asked them for their views.

Those outside this group may receive lesser care and outcomes compared with the greater number receiving benefit.

Compared with the greater improvement, especially the about 40% reduction on the routing overhead, the DBRD only had 15% less chance to have the hop counts 1.3 times the shortest path.

So often compared with the Great Wall of China, the levees had more in common with the Maginot Line.

Compared with the great Medusas of the classical and baroque ages, Rihanna with snaky hair is just plain dull.

Compared with the great Indian epics, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, Homer seems minor, "like a Thames to the Ganges".

In fact, the shoreline buildings in the east were sometimes compared with the Great Wall of China.

OPERA lovers, myself included, are fond of wringing their hands about the failings of the present generation of singers compared with the great voices of the past.