Sentence examples for existence compared with from inspiring English sources

Theirs is a humble existence compared with the larger, more charismatic residents of the oceans like lobsters, fish, squids and whales.

Eight out of 10 businesses which began as co-ops in the last five years are still in existence, compared with four in 10 that were not set up as co-ops.

The images of the U.S. soldiers enjoying a humorous moment in an otherwise terrifying existence compared with the stoner dad's tale of misery while accompanying his family on a trip to Disney World was inspired.

As black social scientist E. Franklin Frazier notes, in a controversial study of the black bourgeoisie in the 1950s, mulattoes (blacks with white ancestry, often referred to as "biracial" today) have lived a privileged existence when compared with their "pure black" counterparts since chattel slavery.

On the other hand, Meir-Keeler self-mappings have received important attention in the context of Fixed Point Theory perhaps due to the associated relaxing in the required conditions for the existence of fixed points compared with the usual contractive mappings [11 14].

Bonhams, founded in London in 1793 and largely British-based for most of its existence, is still relatively small compared with its main competitors, Sotheby's and Christie's.

The regulation is influenced by the existence of the propeller propulsion compared with Figures 8‒10.

Compared with the existence S. occidentalis ITS2 sequence (JQ301840), no variations were detected among 16 S. occidentalis samples (haplotypes B1).

Additionally, our sensitivity testing indicated that our findings were not primarily driven by the existence of any healthful food (compared with no healthful food).

The explanation for a larger proportion of the MOH staff (55%) aware of the existence of Uganda Community Based Health Financing Association (UCBHFA), compared with 28% of the DHOs in districts without schemes may be due to UCBHFA being a central institution that is more likely to interact with MOH headquarters than DHOs in districts without schemes.

This supports the rationale for workforce strategies to enhance retention through investment in professional development opportunities in terms of career progression pathways (professional role development) and training, despite the existence of relatively lower salaries compared with those offered abroad [ 3, 41, 42].