Sentence examples for goes compared to from inspiring English sources

Since entering into this world I've realised just how much further every pound spent with a small independent goes compared to with larger corporates".

Should I tell them, as one commenter put it, that their lives are "pretty easy going compared to [that of] a miner"?

MB: I think we have a better sense of where technology is going, compared to the days when IBM still made calculators.

There's no point collecting data if there's no intention to use it, but putting all these data to use means measuring how things are going compared to some benchmarks.

They're gone, compared to the tour last year.

While many games are now available on Linux, it still has a long way to go compared to Mac OS and especially Windows.

The youngest employees, typically the newest, are more likely to be let go compared to older employees who have been in their jobs for a long time and have more job experience and job security (Furlong et al. 2012).

Isn't that a rough way to go compared to, say, an overdose of morphine?

Despite the freezing water, the outdoor shoot at the lido was relatively easy going compared to the underwater scenes.

Furthermore, compared to women, men engaged the right inferior parietal lobule to a greater extent during post-SE go compared to post-go go trials.

A direct comparison revealed greater activation in men of the right angular gyrus, bilateral superior frontal gyri, and right inferior temporal gyrus during post-SE go compared to post-go go trials, while the reverse was true of women.