Sentence examples for into compared from inspiring English sources

David Davies, on a visit to Blaenavon, Torfaen, blamed a shortage of smaller properties for people on benefits to move into compared to large cities.

Money didn't play a factor into it, it honestly didn't because we'll make a princely sum no matter what area of medicine we go into compared to the rest of the world".

The first disc features a lot of their pop music, some of which you may recognize from the radio, but it also contains some progressive rock material, mainly the two-part song "Home By The Sea" which is a highly accessible prog song to get into compared to others.

Cajoled into comparing the rivalries, he said, "I thought the Chicago thing was a little more intense".

In a meeting with reporters, Ms. Pelosi would not be drawn into comparing herself with the Republican leaders of the new Congress.

Henry Kissinger bitterly regretted having done so after Ms Fallaci lured him into comparing himself with a lone cowboy riding ahead of a wagon train.

The poem baits us into comparing Hutchinson's own performance against this "wine-for-rum, / lectern-for-veranda, brilliant scum," who's brought low when the technology falters.

The program could have found some depth in this familiar territory had it gone a little more aggressively into comparing the various styles of overlordship; Jerusalem has seen the full range, from slaughter to tolerance.

If you are into comparing your bracket, there are plenty of "expert" picks out there, or you can just check out President Obama's.

It is easy to get sucked into comparing two or more people on these sites.

Lately she had gotten into comparing how much money our kids made.