Sentence examples for exceptional compared to 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.

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.

Perhaps Kong's story is not exceptional compared to the hundreds of thousands of other girls in Cambodia, and elsewhere in a developing world.

First, while the charter schools in the area were exceptional compared to public schools in New York City, they compared less favorably with other New York City charter schools.

"My challenges weren't that exceptional compared to anyone else's, but I was using those things as a means of coping, rather than finding other healthy ways of coping, healthy ways of thriving in the world".

This year the expectations were high for the team to succeed with the return of Fernando Alonso, and for the moment things have not quite come together – although Fernando's results in qualifying at Monaco were quite exceptional when compared to those of Nelson Piquet.

The ratio of its thickness to surface area is exceptional when compared to other nanoparticles.

The match rates were generally high and maintained exceptional performance compared to the Shazam algorithm for the tested distortion ranges.

But even with the check of a warrant, the U.K. government affording law enforcement access to web browsing data remains exceptional when compared to powers afforded to police in the U.S. and elsewhere in Europe.

As can be seen from Fig. 6, 140 mm of rain in 3 days could be considered exceptional if compared to the rainfall of the last 60 years (value above the 3σ curve of S60).