Sentence examples similar to making compare from inspiring English sources

"We're trying to get at the notion of economic injustice in what the C.E.O. is making compared to the average worker," he said.

But he was saddened by the death of his grandmother and preoccupied with how much money he was making compared with other players.

So women can't find out what they're making compared to men on the same job. .

This way you can learn what mistakes you are making compared to the best standards on the internet.

Murals were made comparing him to the city's patron saint San Gennaro.

That change of cultural assumptions makes comparing this trend to previous ones especially difficult.

James Anstead, an analyst at Barclays, said the change made comparing Tesco's performance with consensus tricky.

A similar remark could be made comparing Charles Kennedy with any other recent Lib Dem politician (and many in other parties).

"B.P.I.'s track record demonstrates the progress B.P.I. has made compared to the industry norm," the company said.

The revamped system provides an overall ratings score to help make comparing vehicle safety easier.

Everett was also the runaway leader in so-called plus/minus (plays made and not made compared with other fielders) from 2006 through 2008.