Sentence examples for how we compared from inspiring English sources

We commissioned YouGov to perform some research to see how we compared with the rest of the UK.

But, we never knew how we compared to peers.

Below, we describe in detail how we compared each of these components.

In this article, we first describe the RNA-Skim method, then discuss how we compared RNA-Skim with other methods, followed by the experimental results using both simulated and real data.

It's not how we compare to our competitors, it's how we compare to the real world," says McClendon.

"We need to be looking at a lot of other states — what they do and how we compare".

For instance, in "Past Versus Now" (2002), the artist asks us to think about how we compare the past against the present.

"But we also want to know how we compare to others and this is where we're really keen for other hospices to publish some of their data, so we've got a bit more of a benchmark.

Landy and his adviser, Geoffrey Goodwin, explore how we compare the relative values of human lives — and why we're able to do so at all, despite the frequently expressed sentiment that all lives have equal worth.

I wonder sometimes how we compare with Metro-North riders, who can see the sun glint off the Hudson or Harlem Rivers before gliding into the majestic space of Grand Central Terminal, where the airy, polished grandeur lifts the soul and lightens the step.

"Well, generally, he is very quick to see the historic election of President Obama and the potential for his support to last, and what that means for Congress, and how we compare the success of Barack Obama to, frankly, the difficulties that Speaker Pelosi and Leader Reid are having with the American public right now," Cantor said.