Sentence examples for lounge compared with from inspiring English sources

All the workers on the tied visa reported that they were paid less than £100 per week, as opposed to 60% of those on the original visa; 62% of those on the tied visa were paid no salary at all, compared with 14% on the original visa; 85% did not have their own room, so slept with the children or in the kitchen or lounge, compared with 31% on the original visa.

Tennis players believe their lounges are distinctive compared with those in other sports: less stodgy than those in golf and different from football locker rooms or baseball clubhouses because they share space with competitors instead of teammates.

Using Starwood's Better Tomorrows promotion, which cuts the price of the second night in half, a two-night stay at the trendy Aloft Houston by the Galleria in Texas with nine-foot ceilings, walk-in showers, Bliss Spa toiletries and lobby lounge is $178 in late April compared with $215 for the Holiday Inn less than two miles away.

For a £69 annual fee, lounge access costs £15 per visit, plus £15 for a guest (compared with a typical walk-up fee of around £30); £259 buys unlimited free visits.

Compared with what?

But compared with what?

compared with other magazines'.

Compared with the violent protests that spread across the Middle East, the occupation in New York looks like a midnight breakfast in a college dorm lounge.

as compared with control fish.

Compare to emphasises similarity; compare with dissimilarity.

Nothing can compare with that.