Sentence examples for contributions compared with from inspiring English sources

As of the January filing deadline, 153 candidates reported receiving a total of $25 million in contributions, compared with 43 candidates who had raised $14.9 million at a comparable time in 1997, the statement said.

Tuck has raised far more than Thurmond, about $5 million in direct contributions, compared with $3.1 million for Thurmond, according to the Associated Press.

As of the last reporting date in October, McAdams had $861,000 in contributions, compared with $1.9 million for Miller and $4 million for Murkowski.

He promised fiscal conservatism and Christian values, but struggled in fund-raising, receiving $621,000 in contributions compared with Mr. Byrne's $2 million.

Jewish groups have spent over $41m over ten years on political contributions, compared with the Arabs' $297,000, according to conservative estimates by the Centre for Responsive Politics.

A mere 6% came from private contributions, compared with the national average of 40% for performing arts centers.

Inverter-based distributed generation (IBDG) is characterized by its negligible fault current contribution compared with synchronous generators due to its inherent non-overload capabilities.

But few forecasters see it adding more than $100 billion to demand in the rest of the world this year, a modest contribution compared with the spending required to restore the world economy to full employment.

"The late twist of fate will not be lost on Rodgers" was one of the Guardian's five talking points from that game, focusing on Aspas's meagre contribution compared with that of the Chelsea substitute Willian, one of the many who escaped Liverpool's transfer clutches last summer.

Future change in sea surface wind speed is also highly uncertain among multi-models, resulting in a minor contribution compared with the others (Qu et al. 2015b).

These are so onerous that a person earning two thirds of the average manufacturing worker's salary takes home only 53%of gross income (plus employer's social security contribution), compared with 71% in the U.S. For the average German worker, social security contributions constitute 42%of gross wages, up from 32% in 1980.