Sentence examples for enjoys compared from inspiring English sources

Many Kurds credit the regional government for the relative security and prosperity the region enjoys compared with the rest of Iraq.

He enjoys comparing himself to things, animate and inanimate.

First she enjoys comparing her great triumph to her neighbors' dark circumstances, but soon she finds "that it was not all that much fun being the sort of person who eats a big dinner in a warm house while others shiver on their roofs in the dark".

I recently started at a company which I am enjoying compared with the last two, which were nightmares.

But he prefers to dwell on the relative peace the country has enjoyed compared with neighbors like Somalia and Sudan.

Deal-making between secular and Islamist rivals has been a feature of the political stability Tunisia has enjoyed compared to its chaotic neighbour Libya.

I wonder if she worries about the privileges her children enjoy compared with the life of her grandfathers – does she sometimes feel the need to adjust their perspective?

One-fifth of adults now choose to "Like" a local business they enjoy compared with 13 percent who take the time to write a review, according to a study released by CityGrid Media and conducted by Harris Interactive.

The deeper cuts in council budgets were signalled in a speech by Local Government Minister Lesley Griffiths to the Welsh Local Government Association annual conference in June this year, where she said that the relative protection Welsh councils had enjoyed compared to their English counterparts since austerity began can no longer be sustained.

Exposure to online racial activism like #UnfairAndLovely has made me acutely aware of the benefits I enjoy compared to people who can't hide behind racial ambiguity.

Vince Lombardi, probably the most famous coach in American football's history, enjoyed comparing the football field to a battlefield.