Sentence examples for lives compared with from inspiring English sources

Another study examining the attitudes of the offspring of centenarians concluded that the centenarians' children — if they, too, were healthy and long-lived — have a strong sense of purpose and meaning to their lives, compared with the general population.

But many doctors expected that the devices would save lives compared with bare-metal stents.

How big was the March for Our Lives compared with other mobilizations?

However, plasma nitrided samples exhibited inferior plain fatigue and fretting fatigue lives compared with unnitrided samples.

The UN said 1,462 Afghan civilians lost their lives compared with 1,271 in the same period in 2010.

This will save millions of lives, compared with the loss of exports that destroys poor countries' cohesiveness.

However, the opportunity to travel to other countries opened my life to think of others, and how their lives compare with mine.

As Harry Frankfurt puts it: "It is whether people have good lives, and not how their lives compare with the lives of others" (Frankfurt 1997, p. 6).

Look at the way the landlord next door is living compared with our conditions.

Low cost of living compared with many other major metropolitan areas.

In 2008, the figures were 904 million in developing countries, where most of the world's people live, compared with 557 million in industrialised nations.