Sentence examples for internationally compared from inspiring English sources

In its second quarter Netflix added just 160,000 memberships in the US and 1.52m internationally – compared with a forecast of 500,000 extra US members and 2m internationally – taking it to a total of 83 million members worldwide.

For this year, the company had a 17percentt decline in revenue in the United States, and a 20percentt decline in revenue internationally compared with the second quarter.

Renzi's first-round pick is not a well-known figure internationally, compared with other former and current politicians who have been floated as candidates and could still be elected in subsequent rounds of voting.

U.S. schools have, in recent years, lagged well behind countries like Finland, South Korea and China on internationally compared standardized tests.

Despite these internationally compared excellent results, some potential improvements could be identified for the centres.

These internationally compared already high rates increased for all PCCs from 2011 to 2013 by 3.6%% for younger individuals and by 7.4 % for elderly individuals (Table  3).

Currently no definitive way of internationally comparing costs for specific treatments exists.

The annual report maps comms technology adoption and usage  in the U.K. and internationally, comparing the U.K. with France, Germany, Italy, the U.S., Canada, Japan, Australia, Spain, the Netherlands, Sweden, Ireland, Poland, Brazil, Russia, India and China.

To get an idea of how Australia's gear ranks internationally, compare it against several overseas purity reports.

This standardized questionnaire makes it possible to internationally compare the data that is unambiguous.

To internationally compare research results, to perform multinational studies or to exclude bias originating from subpopulations speaking different languages within one country an equivalent instrument is demanded in different languages.