Sentence examples for entries compared with from inspiring English sources

An Internet search of "sheepsquatch" returns fewer than 1,800 entries, compared with more than 9 million for "sasquatch".

And the Mutual Community Challenge Tour, a race open to amateur riders that will be staged Thursday, has drawn 7,127 entries, compared with 3,404 last year.

The number of 16-year-olds taking GCSE French fell again this year, with 201,940 UK entries compared with 347,007 in 2001.

The decline of French has been striking; it has nearly halved to just over 170,000 entries compared with more than 300,000 in 2004, and fell out of the top 10 most popular subjects this year.

Today's results show a dramatic 13% fall in French and German entries compared with last year.

A similar approach has been taken with the sediment data; however, a more sophisticated scheme has evolved to cater for the five results tables and the much larger number of entries compared with the archeomagnetic and volcanic database.

Opting for a free membership system, similar to the free sign-up model of digital companies such as Facebook, Google or Twitter, has radically lowered the barrier to entry compared with traditional parties.

In El Paso through the first six months of this year, the Fire Department collected reimbursement on 18 percent of the cost of calls to the ports of entry, compared with a collection rate of more than 50 percent for all calls.

Results from the latest Crime Survey - which asks people whether they have been the victim of any offences during the past year - showed statistically significant decreases for incidents of vandalism, vehicle-related theft and burglary with entry, compared with the previous year.

The preeclamptic subjects in each high-risk group exhibited a modest but statistically significant higher average blood pressure at study entry compared with their representative controls.

Similarly, the mean Physician's Global Assessment PGAA) score was 2·0 at entry compared with 3·1 at peak activity.