Sentence examples for marks compared with from inspiring English sources

For the year, there were 2,744 applications for ".com" marks, compared with 12,412 in 2000.

The younger Dynasty women - heartless Sammy-Jo, thwarted Fallon, broken Claudia - were punctuation marks compared with Alexis.

In science, 92percentt of white students scored passing marks, compared with 58percentt of Hispanic students and 46percentt of blacks.

The Law Society Gazette, quoting a Cabinet Office survey, said the CPS scored low marks compared with other government agencies and departments in responses about whether management motivate staff.

There have been no convictions for using the whip with excessive force or for causing weal marks, compared with five of each in the same time 12 months before, while there has been a 57% drop in jockeys hitting their mounts without giving them time to respond.

To find out the prevalence of quality trust marks present in websites and to analyse the quality of these websites displaying trust marks compared with those that do not display them, in order to put forward these trust marks as a quality indicator.

Last week, Google shares crossed the $400 mark, compared with a flotation price of $85.

Last year, 13% of exams taken at independent schools were re-marked, compared with 8% in the state sector.

The French franc, for instance, is trading at FFr3.37 to the D-mark, compared with a central rate of FFr3.35.

That pushed up borrowing costs in Spain through the 7 percent mark — compared with 4.82 percent in early February — a level many consider unsustainable because of the added costs of paying off the debt.

The more outlandish triumphs and startling your reversals of fortune, the better... 11.28am BST Boys overtook girls at A* grade for the first time, with 8% of boys' entries attaining the top mark, compared with 7.9% of girls', today's figures, published by the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ), show.