Sentence examples for exceptional compared from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't feel like it's exceptional compared to recent years," said Kate Lewthwaite, project manager for the Woodland Trust's Nature's Calendar.

The violence was not exceptional compared with problems at previous international meetings, like the World Trade Organization's gathering in Seattle in 1999.

If just two of the 14 patients had also been "difficult" cases the hospital's overall death rate might have halved – to 14% – and appear less exceptional compared to other hospitals'.

However, the genome-wide intensity of this selection is not exceptional compared with what M. guttatus populations may typically experience when adapting to local conditions.

I hope that each group would not treat itself as exceptional compared to other groups, such as by demanding independent political identity, special political rights, or enjoying specific privilege policies.

To be certain, both men are exceptional compared to most of us.

AstraZeneca reported operating profit for the third quarter of $976 million, including exceptional items, compared with $949 million last year.

Porous media combustion offers exceptional advantages compared with techniques involving free flame burners.

This is exceptional when compared with other politicians who contribute less than the national average to charity.

Separately, Johnston Press said it earned an operating profit of £90.7 million in 2001, excluding exceptional items, compared with £83.9 million a year earlier.

The former Dutch phone monopoly, Royal KPN, said it narrowed its first-quarter loss to 348 million euros ($320 million), including exceptional items, compared with a 539 million euro ($496 million) loss in the first quarter of 2001.