Sentence examples for comparing hours from inspiring English sources

The dawn-to-midnight schedule made Mr. Spencer think back to the time he met a real-life White House chief of staff -- JOHN D. PODESTA, who held the job at the end of the Clinton administration -- and found himself comparing hours on the job.

If your organization currently uses direct mail and telemarketing, evaluate the results of these efforts by comparing hours worked and costs to contributions pledged and received.

There is no research directly comparing working hours in the state and private sector, however.

This part can take as little as 20 minutes, compared with hours for beef.

So, what data is available to compare working hours and pay across the state and private sector?

There are simply more ads, making total revenue disproportionately large compared with hours of use.

An Australian study of benefit claimants compared 8 hours of group CBT plus 8 hours of job search assistance to 16 hours of job search assistance only.

The only visible difference is the slightly large time effect obtained for participation elasticities compared to hour elasticities.

Pairwise comparisons (4 hours compared to 2 hours, 12 hours compared to 2 hours, and 12 hours compared to 4 hours) using a moderated t-statistic [ 21] were performed to calculate log2 ratios and p-values.

But American studies probably doesn't involve many hours comparing the US's adoption levels of Portuguese water dogs.

Unilateral pain was more prevalent among migraineurs with sleep duration of >5 hours comparing to sleep duration of ≤5 hours.