Sentence examples for compares badly from inspiring English sources

That compares badly with the Ministry of Defence, which pays a salary to Sandhurst officer cadets.

Latin America compares badly with Eastern Europe on several economic indicators.Like Asia, many Latin economies have large current-account deficits.

Its projected total of 100 seats in the new parliament compares badly with the 132 seats it commanded before the election.

When you look at the current distribution, it is something like one neurologist in 100,000 of the population," said Schmierer, adding that the UK compares badly to the rest of Europe, which has one neurologist per 25,000 people.

ExxonMobil, the biggest oil group in the world, compares badly with its peers Shell and BP for its hardline stance on global warming, argues the study by Claros Consulting.

That compares badly with the worldwide figure of 34.5%, but it compares even worse with North America and western Europe, where nearly three-quarters of young people are in some form of higher education.

Hamburger said the rate compared badly with European countries.

It was fashionable in the 1980s and 1990s to say that British writing compared badly with American writing.

Educational achievements of children in care compare badly to the rest of the population, the report found.

One analyst told the FT that the $34.90 a share Altice was paying for Cablevision compared badly with the $8 he thought it was worth.

Pre-Beatles, his lame versions of American hits and styles - such as Viens Danser le Twist and Da Dou Ron Ron - compared badly with the efforts of Cliff Richard and Billy Fury.