Sentence examples for grown compared from inspiring English sources

The mysterious quality of Rembrandt's later work is that the intensity of observation and the painterly execution seem only to have grown, compared to his earlier work.

The master brewer earned £636,000 after missing out on annual bonus and long-term incentive shares because the company's earnings had not grown compared with the year before and earnings per share were below target.

The company is not disclosing valuation, although a source close to the business confirmed that it has definitely grown compared to its last funding round, when it raised about $100 million at around a $1 billion valuation.

Only 2 of the 30 paediatric specimens implanted (6.7%), a medulloblastoma and an astrocytoma Grade III, have grown compared with 11 of the 25 adult specimen (44%) which were mostly astrocytomas Grade III.

Inevitably, as Roitfeld's status has grown, comparing her to US counterpart Anna Wintour has been something of a sport.

"He is growing compared to the last game.

Still, Google's revenue in the first quarter grew compared to a year earlier.

Cable also hinted at more work to be done to gauge how the UK's digital economy is growing compared with other countries, using new methods of data analysis.

The company's revenue in the first half of 2006 rose 39percentto to $193.1 million, as every major business line grew compared with the 2005 period, and its net income tripled to $18.6 million.

They cost more because they take about seven years to grow compared to five for a Norway spruce, says David Brown, who runs Festive Forestry Services in Herefordshire and sells 30,000 trees a year.

Moreover, these cells exhibited a reduced ability to grow, compared to the untransfected cells.