Sentence examples for making compared with from inspiring English sources

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

The deal was a year in the making, compared with the mere weeks of leaky negotiations in Frankfurt.

The high prevalence of cognitive decline in elderly patients is giving relatives a bigger role in medical decision making compared with that needed for younger patients, necessitating communication with more people, who are not always accessible, again requiring more time than other groups of patients.

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

Some progress has been made, compared with earlier decades, the vast majority of people with learning disabilities do not live in hospitals.

But that is an easy cut to make compared with reducing the running cost of public services, which will involve pay curbs and a jobs cull.

Each vehicle took Chrysler around 40 hours to make, compared with 20 or so for the American factories of competitors such as Honda and Toyota.

Record numbers of children sought counselling about gender identity from the NSPCC's helpline during 2015-16, with 2,796 calls being made compared with 1,299 calls in the previous 12 months.

Britain's fund managers have written to the top 350 public companies telling them to publish how much their chief executives make compared with the average employee and to justify the amounts paid out each year.

While competitors were churning out look-alike handbags made of coated canvas, bearing hefty hardware and equally hefty price tags, Mr. Maier perfected his specialty: the Intrecciato series of hand-woven bags, some that take two days of labor to make (compared with about 80 minutes for a standard-issue designer bag).

Just 4,000 cases of the highly rated E&E were made, compared with 20,000 cases of the Latour.