Sentence examples for good compared with a from inspiring English sources

"Even if you had limited casualties," he said, "a partial success looks pretty good" compared with a total loss of life.

This was good compared with a report by MMIS project in Ethiopia, open burning in a hole 54%, low-temperature incineration 52% and open-air burning on the ground 18% [ 23].

The audience exit polls were also career affirming: 9 out of 10 people after seeing the film rated it either excellent or very good, compared with an average of 60 to 65percentt for all movies.

Another survey, of theatre audiences in the West End of London, found that 71 per cent of people attending dance shows rated their experience as "very good", compared with an average of 63 per cent across all the theatre arts.

The company did report a spectacular percentage increase in earnings for the quarter -- but mainly because its profit, 18 cents a share, looked so good compared with the mere penny a share it had made a year earlier.

Nearly 1 in 7 adults in New York City described their mental health last year as being frequently "not good," compared with 1 in 10 adults in a comparable national survey, according to data being released today by the City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.

So, on a relative basis emerging market economies are going to look good compared with countries like the United States? A. In the early 1990's Europe, Japan and the United States were sort of muddling along, and it was apparent that growth in emerging markets was two times to three times greater.

I think the food's definitely good compared with other schools, with lots of healthy things.

Even that record looks pretty good compared with one technology category: Internet funds.

East Berlin restaurants were really good compared with the rest of the country.

"The fourth quarter of this year will look very good compared with the fourth quarter last year".