Sentence examples for issues compared to from inspiring English sources
"He doesn't attend council meetings and he doesn't attend country council meetings and he doesn't help one on the local issues compared to Mr [Chris ] Graylingnext door.
The New Yorker, November 13 , 1995P. 35 Signed Talk story about Colin Powell and where he stands on political issues compared to other prospective Republican Presidential nominees.
The Times's Elisabeth Bumiller notes that Mr. McCain's speech served a dual purpose: to distance himself from the Bush administration on its approach to Russia and nuclear weapons and to establish himself as a more experienced candidate on national security issues compared to Democratic Senator Barack Obama.
Mr. Anderson said Neelie Kroes, Mr. Almunia's immediate predecessor, blocked only two mergers during her term but explained that Mr. Almunia has been facing "a relatively low number of mergers but many in already concentrated markets with complex issues" compared to the docket examined by Ms. Kroes.
There is no doubt that Android is a messy world of compatibility issues compared to Java, and that Google's compatibility regime has been less than a blazing success.
Despite the aforementioned issues, compared to conventional solid-state semiconductor piezoresistive sensors, SU-8 polymer-based sensors have advantages in terms of reduced material and fabrication cost.
Moreover, students attending ethics courses were more able in decision making for ethical issues compare to those who did not attend such courses [ 43].
And crazy as it may seem, the border crossing is a relatively small issue, compared to the others".
Cleveland's up-and-down guard play was a minor issue compared to the problems at right tackle.
Homeless Link surveyed more than 2,500 homeless adults (pdf) and found 45% of respondents had been diagnosed with a mental health issue, compared to 25% of the general population.
