Sentence examples for comparison to much from inspiring English sources

For many, simply to be born in a rich nation is to have won the lottery for inexpensive access to the necessities of life; to be gloriously, unprecedentedly free from cares historically and in comparison to much of the globe.

On the other hand, it should be noted that this method, in comparison to much other techniques, can be more cost-effective.

Model experiments confirm that isotopic compositions show low sensitivity to temperature changes at the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula, in comparison to much larger changes in the continental interior.

In comparison to much smaller nations, Canada's response to the refugee crisis has been pretty weak.

Though Faisal concedes that Kabul is still relatively safe in comparison to much of Afghanistan, the tailoring shop employee said he has little incentive to remain.

But the number of sex offenders in Delphi is relatively low in comparison to much of the rest of the state, and investigators have presumably been examining those possibilities inside and out since the deaths were first ruled a homicide.

In comparison to much-criticised young offender institutions, the three privately run units, and a fourth, due to be opened next year, were designed to provide safe, productive and humane custody for a growing number of vulnerable children.

Luxury spending rebounded, Mr. McNamara said, in part because of comparisons to much weaker numbers in 2009.

Replace the siphoned water with adequately salty water (just make a guess based on how much salt you originally put in, in comparison to how much water you took out - remember too much salt is better than too little).

But that's a quibble by comparison to a much more serious mistake he makes.

Although the initial checklist did not perform well as a screening tool the two models perform well in comparison to other, much longer, screening tools for this population.