Sentence examples for is extraordinary compared to from inspiring English sources

"I think people's ability to absorb a fractured mise en scène," he said, "is extraordinary compared to 40 years ago".

'I think people's ability to absorb a fractured mise en scène is extraordinary compared to 40 years ago.' Way before he was firmly established on the public radar, those in the business had clocked him.

Because you will be held to an accountability standard that is extraordinary compared to that of your critics.

The article explains, as others have, that the storm was extraordinary compared to anything in recent memory, but hardly a worst case.

The time required for our DNA extraction method is less than 30 min, which is extraordinary compared with other genomic DNA extraction methods.

Calling it the "mulga bonanza", the report said: "Vegetation projects are cheap but on a per hectare basis the prices being paid for carbon credits are extraordinary compared with land values".

"I don't know if I can say it's unique, but it's quite extraordinary, compared to many countries in Europe, at least," Mr. Eraker said.

Calcium metabolism and turnover in egg-laying hens is extraordinary when compared to mammals because of its role in forming the shell of the egg.

"What he's extraordinary at, compared to almost anyone else I've ever met -- and I've dealt with Nobel Prize winners and key executives -- is his ability to advance the thought process," says Peter D. Linneman, a professor of real estate at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and a former assistant to Mr. Zell.

The turnover frequencies (TOF) of these nanotube catalysts were more than one order of magnitude larger than conventional impregnation Pt/TiO2 catalysts, and the selectivity for methanol in CO H2 reaction was extraordinary high compared to the impregnation catalysts.

The half-life of the two most abundant proteins in blood, immunoglobulin G (IgG) and serum albumin, is extraordinary ( ~ 19-23 19-23 daysared to other compareding protoins.