Sentence examples for favorably compared to from inspiring English sources

According to a Time poll released Thursday morning, the Occupy Wall Street movement is enjoying wide support from Americans, with 54 percent viewing the protests favorably compared to just 27percentt of Americans with a favorable view of the Tea Party.

After weeks of accusations from Obama and his allies that Romney cut U.S. jobs and sent them overseas while he headed Bain, 36percentt of registered voters said the issue had made them see Romney less favorably, compared to 18percentt who said they were now more favorable toward the former governor of Massachusetts.

He has been favorably compared to the Raiders' Richard Seymour.

Today Martin is favorably compared to T.J. Ford, the sophomore guard who runs the team.

Still, Muscle Hill must win the Hambletonian to be favorably compared to the greatest trotters.

This prediction can be favorably compared to experimental results.

The reaction kinetics displayed by the membrane reactor favorably compare to those of a packed bed reactor (PBR).

These energies favorably compare to the biding energy of known drugs thiolactomicin and cerulenin that are −90.26 kcal/mol and −99.64 kcal/mol, respectively.

Finally, the biodegradable phosphatidylcholine-detergent conjugates favorably compare to GL67A, the gold standard for DNA delivery to the airway that is currently under clinical evaluation.

NLand and Kelly Slater Wave Company are just two of at least a half-dozen outfits striving to deliver surf to the landlocked, while proving to skeptics that artificial waves can favorably compare to those made by Mother Nature.

The best performance of MAA, as measured with the F statistic was 66%, which favorably compares to other chemical name annotation systems.