Sentence examples for into compared to 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.

"The result pales into insignificance compared to the steps we made from the previous week, though.

Over 10 years, however, an investment trust would have turned it into £7,160 compared to £2,766.

No exhortation to get the French attack into perspective compared to Nigeria.

But for many in the crowd the band dwindled into insignificance compared to their backing singer.

One result of such vulnerability, advocates say, may be that Native women are disproportionately drawn into trafficking compared to other groups.

However, all these pale into comparison compared to Greer Garson, who reportedly spoke for well over five minutes after winning the best actress Oscar in 1943 for Mrs Miniver.

"Everything else fades into insignificance compared to the fact that those shot down on Bloody Sunday were ordinary, decent Derry people.

Social forces and economic trends pale into insignificance compared to the high drama of individual nobility, which is what really engages Hurd and Brown.