Sentence examples for compared with the problem from inspiring English sources

You see, $400 billion sounds like a lot, but it's still small compared with the problem.

And here's the thing: I don't think it's just me, the actions sound trivial compared with the problem.

Still, the boiled-frog problem on the economy is nothing compared with the problem of getting action on climate change.

But the amount of relief is still tiny compared with the problem.

But the challenge they pose is negligible compared with the problem the cable unit would face if the Bell regional phone giants again became serious about television.

While the savings are small compared with the problem, Mr. Romulo said it would send a message that public servants should not live like colonial lords.

Compared with the problems in Israel and Palestine, Sky said, Kirkuk's can be solved relatively easily.

"A divorce," she once said, "is nothing compared with the problems I see in my everyday mail".

The disappearance of center Barret Robbins on the eve of Super Bowl XXXVII ranked low in significance compared with the problems of the season, several Raiders said.

The public knows that UK poverty is nothing compared with the problems and suffering faced by so many in the world, with billions still living in deep poverty.

Compared with the problems Eastern Europe's banks have already experienced, however, those difficulties are likely to seem almost minor.