Sentence examples for guns compared with from inspiring English sources

But a Canadian Department of Justice survey in 1991 indicated that only 22percentt of Canadian households had guns, compared with almost half of American households.

In 1989, fully 68percentt of homicides in the city were committed with guns, compared with only 19percentt in 1960.

This difference is more pronounced among females than among males, with approximately one in four female veterans owning guns (compared with one in nine non-veteran females), and one in two male veterans owning guns, compared with one in three male non-veterans (see Table 1).

More than half (53%) of Republicans owned guns, compared with 36% of political independents and 31% of Democrats.

According to researchers, just 23% of people in urban areas have guns, compared with 56% of country folk.

The largest French ships were three-decker first rates, carrying 110 or even 120 guns, compared with 100 guns on the largest British vessels.

Clear racial disparities in overall gun ownership remained, with 25% of white and multi-racial Americans saying they personally owned a gun, compared with 16% of Hispanics and 14% of African Americans.

A 2017 Pew Research Center study found that forty-eight per cent of white men own a gun, compared with twenty-five per cent of white women, twenty-five per cent of non-white men, and sixteen per cent of non-white women.

Even their poison may be no match for their victim's: a crab spider's bite is to a honeybee's sting as "an air-gun compared with an elephant rifle," John Crompton wrote.

Firearms, the most common method, are a pervasive part of the culture; 51percentt of rural households own a gun, compared with 25percentt of urban homes, the Pew Research Center reported last year.

More than half of those living in rural areas (56%) owned a gun, compared with 40% of suburbanites and 29% of those in urban areas.