Sentence examples for compared with winning from inspiring English sources

Not compared with winning Wimbledon anyway.

"There's no comparison," Couples said of what winning his first senior major would mean compared with winning the Masters.

Asked how it compared with winning three slams or the Davis Cup, Murray struggled to put his historic achievement in context.

I can see why in some limited ways Cameron might prefer this arrangement compared with winning a small overall majority, an outcome that would empower his backbenchers to give him hell over Europe I do not believe Cameron will get a chance to renew the Coalition, even if the Conservatives are the largest party in a hung parliament.

How can he thinkBobby Jones's feat of winning two amateur and two professional majors compares with winning four straight professional majors in this era of great players?

Hoy said, "There is nothing in track cycling to compare with winning the Olympics.

It's a high-risk, high-reward bet compared with win-place-or-show wagering.

The company, which is also the second-largest maker of cellphones after Nokia, estimated operating profit would be 2.2 trillion won to 2.6 trillion won, compared with 2.4 trillion won last year.

McEvoy found that the teams' mean winning percentage in the five years after penalties were imposed was.566, compared with a.547 winning percentage in the five years before infractions.

Sales in the quarter dropped slightly, to 9.8 trillion won ($8.3 billion), compared with 9.9 trillion won in the second quarter of 2002.

McEvoy found that the teams' mean winning percentage in the five years af- ter penalties were imposed was.566, compared with a.547 winning percent- age in the five years before infractions.