Sentence examples for ground comparing from inspiring English sources

McCarthy is on stronger ground comparing this year's crop favorably to 1996.

France has lost competitive ground compared with Germany but also compared with Sweden and Italy.

And what of the poorest Americans' loss of ground compared to the richest, as reported by the Fed?

Notwithstanding the carnage at Gallipoli, Mr. Longmore remembered it as "a nice picnic ground" compared with the Western Front.

They wonder where the £100m from parachute payments and transfer fees has gone and note the dilapidated state of the ground compared with Oyston's hotel.

The risk is compounded by shrinking snow abundance – in Yellowstone there is an average of 30 fewer days with snow on the ground compared to the 1960s.

"We had to stop and consider the new information, run it to ground, compare it to hundreds of sources of data," McConnell said.

This places him on a very different moral ground compared with many members of the current administration who never set foot in Vietnam.

As a result, projects in the new funding round required only 10% of their cost covered by grants to get off the ground, compared with about half of the cost three years ago.

The chain's prices have closely tracked those of rival Tesco, but lost ground compared with Asda, according to analysts at Bernstein who estimate that Morrisons is now 5%-65%-6%e expensive than Asda, the cheapest of the big four.

Shadow universities minister Shabana Mahmood said: "Despite UK universities continuing to show their relative strength on the world stage, it is important to understand why universities in other countries are gaining ground compared with Britain.