Sentence examples for immense compared to from inspiring English sources

These carbon stores per area are immense compared to the average amount of carbon in the above-ground biomass of mature tropical rainforest, typically 130 240 Mg C/ha1 [16].

It is immense compared to any discussion of changing the tax system here or there," Summers added.

The greatest benefit of GPUs is that the number of processing units is immense compared to those of CPUs (CPU, approximately 2 16; GPU, approximately 128 512).

South Africa has other main health concerns such as the escalating human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) pandemic and while the authors acknowledge the benefits of implementing a ULR policy, the cost of individual donation nucleic acid testing for HIV is immense, compared to the 4-, 8-, 16-, or 96-sample minipool NAT testing used in the United States.

Although many people are worried that the middle class in the West is shrinking, Americans still enjoy immense privilege compared to the vast majority of people in the world.

This positioning gives Biden immense gravitas compared to other contenders who have only speculative agendas to offer.

Blair's current work trying to bring about peace in the Middle East, into which he is investing immense energy, is forlorn compared to the impact he could have made if he had have asserted himself on the White House when he had real leverage.

He painted "to decondition myself," he wrote in "Emergence/Resurgences," and to escape from language, which he vividly compared to "an immense prefabricated house handed down from generation to generation, ever demanding our faithful residence, ever forcing us into ostentation".

Your answer to all this is to say that concerns such as mine are 'aridly legal' and relatively trivial matters compared to the immense advantages the country may gain in the form of intelligence.

A potential reason could be that OBD worry more about both the ill parent as well as about the healthy parent since bipolar disorder is a more severe illness (e.g., low predictability of episodic course, high relapse rate, illness with two poles - depression and mania) with immense impact on family life compared to unipolar depression.

Programs such as housing subsidies that reduce costs are just a drop when compared to the immense bucketful of money that has increased asset prices.