Sentence examples for good when compared from inspiring English sources

These figures still look good when compared with several of the rivals.

For one thing, the profits look less good when compared to the vast amounts of capital employed within VW.

Furthermore, the obtained apparent Michaelis Menten kinetic constant for phenol (13.0 μM) is quite good when compared to the ones reported in the literature.

That may seem good when compared with other countries, but by historical measures it is the weakest recovery since World War II.

Perspective matters, Loveless wrote: Japanese students who would be considered good at the subject if they were in the United States think that they are not so good when compared with their peers in Japan.

Meanwhile the Lloyds annual losses will look good when compared with an almost £4bn deficit expected to be announced by RBS when it provides its figures on 28 February.

The quality of prediction was good when comparing the predicted and real test values.

Criterion validity was considered good when comparing the scores of the Swedish version with the English version in both healthy individuals and patients.

The coefficient of correlation w as reasonably good when comparing the bDNA assay and the QRT-PCR assay for exon 1A3 transcripts, but it did not reach statistical significance.

The HRA survival data may look good when comparing them with those of poor THAs.

But back then, the idea that the good guys look good only when compared to very, very bad guys was relatively novel in police thrillers.