Sentence examples for doing in comparison from inspiring English sources
There has to be a better way to get data so schools themselves can figure out how they're doing in comparison with their peers.
"The opposition group has been getting out the message that 'you can't trust the school board,' that 'we're paying too much in taxes.' What's missing is how are we doing in comparison with the rest of the county".
"The big difference in what I.U. is doing in comparison to, say, what Apple announced today is that I.U. is implementing an innovative business model, not an innovative technology," he said.
He claims the Welsh regions will struggle on the European stage and points to how well the Irish provinces are doing in comparison.
For the first time ever, American students (and their parents and teachers) would find out how they are doing in comparison with national and international benchmarks.
So far no word on how Yahoo Answers is doing in comparison but isn't it possible that community asking services such as these will become extinct as people learn to better navigate the Web themselves?
Just look at how well Poland's done in comparison to Ukraine.
Afterwards, the students were asked to say how well they thought they did, in comparison to the others.
Even so, he's aware of how little fundraising and politicking he has to do in comparison with most of his peers, and how very free he's been to focus on the work.
All assessments were done in comparison with the conventional "gold standard" C-strain "Riems" vaccine.
