Sentence examples for lesson compared with from inspiring English sources

She was learning a hard lesson: compared with the iPad, real life can be pretty rubbish.

From the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion, for example, Bundy concludes, "Never Trust the Bureaucracy to Get It Right" — a trivial lesson compared with the human and political costs, but characteristic of Bundy's obsession with process rather than underlying causes.

The team found that 65percentt of children who produced three or more mismatches before the lesson were successful after the lesson, compared with 23percentt of children who made fewer than three mismatches.

More than half – 53%– of children in English schools said they completed practice Sats science papers "very often" in year 6 lessons, compared with only 14% in Wales.

Prepme charges around $300 to $500 for their lessons compared with Kaplan's lowest offering costing $400.

Almost a third (30.2%) of the boys said they never or rarely wrote outside lessons, compared with 17.3% of girls.

In secondary schools, 6% of pupils with special educational needs or disabilities had extra singing or instrument lessons, compared with 14% of other students.

Number of days with back pain in the past four weeks was lower after lessons (compared with control median 21 days: 24 lessons -18, six lessons -10, massage -7) and quality of life improved significantly.

Using phenomenographic methods, students' experiences of the lesson were compared with observations of how the lesson was enacted in the classroom.

(It is only now that I appreciate how hard my father worked to rehabilitate himself when he lost the ability to write after his first stoke). The concrete lessons are easy, compared with the moral and spiritual ones.

The 12 participants with negative lesson responses were compared with the total sample for perceived physical activity, amount of physical activity, EC status, and factors associated with physical activity and EC, i.e., BMI category, weight satisfaction, and age.