Sentence examples for lost compared from inspiring English sources

A total of 62 (now 53) of his 119 episodes are lost, compared with 44 of original Doctor William Hartnell's 134.

Viewed online or on YouTube, the subtlety of detail is lost, compared with the brash, girly clothes shown off as instant purchases on those so-called "haul videos".

Even worse, the percentage of viewers it lost, compared with the same night last year, was the biggest so far this season.

And for every five girls in an area with 20percentt less rainfall than usual, a year of school was lost, compared with women who were born into a year of average precipitation.

For each £1m cut made by Tory councils around 81 jobs are being lost, compared with just 43 jobs lost per £1m cut by Labour councils - almost twice as many.

Another statistic, ultimate zone rating per 150 games, which incorporates errors, range, arm strength and double plays, determines a fielder's value based on how many runs he saved or lost compared to the average player.

While Cooper had a distinct advantage last time (Phelps swam the whole lap under water without breathing), he still lost, comparing the race to competing against a dolphin.

Cormann said the gradual phase in meant no other state would be disadvantaged because they wouldn't lose compared with the projected GST shares over that time.

"What do we have to lose compared to what our grandchildren may not have?" Schlachter declared.

A differential response rate across the two study groups possibly reflects a greater reluctance in those individuals who had undertaken the educational intervention to return their outcomes (i.e. 'more to lose') compared to those in the control group.

Plus, getting the sleep you need increases the amount of fat you lose compared to people that slept less than 6 hours each night.