Sentence examples for highly compared from inspiring English sources
Preston became the highest performing city in the north-west by scoring relatively highly compared with the UK average across all measures except for income.
Tony Shiret, an analyst at Haitong Securities, said there was much to praise in WH Smith's performance but that the shares appeared to be valued too highly compared with other retailers.
We are all familiar with the idea that most people think they are better drivers than average, but a recent study showed that compared with people in more equal countries, those in more unequal ones systematically score themselves more highly compared with average on a wide range of attributes.
| Carlos Slim Helú has offered $6.5 billion to buy out the Mexican fixed-line company Telmex, but Reuters Breakingviews has reservations about the deal, which it says values Telmex, a shrinking company, too highly compared with Mr. Slim's America Móvil.
Also, payback period analysis was carried out and showed that the PV system is a good option to be recommended highly compared with the other options.
UK science ranks highly compared to the rest of the world in terms of papers and citations, yet according to the government's 2002 spending review, until recently Britons have had less in the way of patenting and spinout activity than some major European competitors.
The results indicate that the proposed method is highly efficient compared to alternative methods, while producing comparable results.
Consequently, stocks were (and remain) very highly priced compared to earnings, dividends, and accounting values.
The studies show that cellphone conversations are highly distracting compared with other speaking and listening activities in the car.
Grass flowers are minute and highly simplified compared with the flowers of most other plants.
Carol Gresser, a former president of the Board of Education, said an open office space might be highly productive compared with the labyrinthine layout at 110 Livingston Street.
