Sentence examples for help compared from inspiring English sources

The numbers reveal a marked difference between men and women: only 59% of men have sought professional help, compared with 68% of women.

Among those aged 65to6969, 45% said they didn't need any help, compared to 4% of those aged 90 or older.

Now the ratio has risen further, with good performers getting $6.50 a head in World Bank help, compared with $2.30 for weaker countries.

The Resolution Foundation has warned only 160,000 families in the bottom 40% of the income distribution will qualify for new help, compared to 1.7 million in the top 40% by income.

Revealingly, in tracking 17 activities of daily living among survey participants – from dealing with finances to cooking and shopping – researchers found that men fared better than women; a third managed all 17 without help, compared with a sixth of women.

Socially, volunteers reported a 16.7percentt increase in the number of people they felt they could turn to for help, compared with a 25.3percentt decrease among the control group.

I couldn't help comparing the teams.

I can't help comparing South Africa with Lesotho.

(Create a conversion chart to help compare these costs).

Some Vineyarders can't help comparing their own island with the one they're visiting.

Joanne can't help comparing herself and her body with the perfect young women she sees in magazines.