Sentence examples for comparing numbers from inspiring English sources

Vanderbilt did not leave as many spots for the Kentucky fans, if comparing numbers.

I can't tell, because I get conflicting information from online sites — like Eppraisal.com, Realestateabc.com and Homegain.com — where I find myself obsessively comparing numbers every day or so.

Now, here and elsewhere, people are digging through records, checking death certificates, comparing numbers on graves with names in old ledgers, so these dead, too, will be remembered.

Comparing numbers of seats won with what happened in last year's elections is no good, because the votes then took place in different bits of Britain with different characteristics.

But be careful comparing numbers for nonprofits in different callings.

Counting and comparing numbers might not be as hard as we think.

The transposed summary comparing number of expression cassettes that matched to each pseudogene was bimodal (Figure 2b).

A similar approach was used for comparing number of preplay events in REST1 and REST2.

Eddie Jones and Ray Allen can argue and compare numbers.

Ms. Rosenzweig said it was difficult to compare numbers across jurisdictions because different agencies might calculate them differently.

But it does allow them to ask questions [of] their vendors and compare numbers.