Sentence examples for competition compared to from inspiring English sources

Tom Blomfield, co-founder and CEO of Monzo, believes that the UK approach to data sharing appeared to have different core motives – creating consumer benefit via competition – compared to what was happening in France.

Paul Doyle Borussia Dortmund have more points after four Champions League matches than they do after 10 Bundesliga games, and have scored 13 goals in what is supposed to Europe's elite competition, compared to just 11 domestically.

More than 230 teams entered the competition compared to 162 last year and 145 the year before.

Ten years ago, you can make the case that California didn't have at least that much competition, compared to today.

That in turn favors competition compared to the other supermodes with the low power density in the active cores.

It's relatively easy to be on iOS (though hard to be successful there because of so much competition) compared to Xbox Live.

Among single lysogens, the proportion of lysogenized competitor clones was higher in the P2 competitions compared to those in competition with P4 lysogens.

In comparison, a study in competitive swimmers demonstrated a significantly greater AUCg on competition days compared to control days [77].

The relatively small number of viral generations within the competition experiments, compared to the large initial number of infected cells, ensures that de novo mutations during the competition experiment will not affect our fitness estimates.

Grayling said: "For the Wolds – currently managed by G4S – the benefits of the competition when compared to the option of clustering the Wolds with the nearby prison Everthorpe, did not represent best value to the public.

Specifically and expectedly, both absolute and relative TEEs were significantly higher during the competition phase compared to the preparation phase.