Sentence examples for compared with the prices from inspiring English sources

Compared with the prices immediately after the public disclosure, they saved at least $2 a share.

Helen pays £500 a month in rent, which she said is "nothing" compared with the prices landlords charge for private flats in the block.

Could he explain how a picture of that importance could go for so little, compared with the prices being paid for contemporary art? "O.K.," Deitch said.

This may seem small compared with the prices that Impressionist, Modern and contemporary works fetch these days, but Mr. Rau's taste and his idiosyncrasies were singular.

But the total still pales compared with the prices of some of the homes he looked to rent for a summer share nearby in Southold, which like Greenport is on the North Fork of Long Island.

The RBA notes that from 2002 to 2012 real wages did grow steadily, relative to consumer prices, but they actually grew less when compared with the prices that producers received for their output.

Compared with the price of many beverages, milk is a bargain.

That is a 33percentt increase, or $1,400, for the swans compared with the price last year.

By a factor of two to one, energy costs drive consumer food prices compared with the price of grains.

Yet even those costs are tiny compared with the price of the big wars.

But it is a bargain compared with the price of gas in Europe.