Sentence examples for means compared from inspiring English sources

Just 29.1% are categorised as "hard-pressed" or of "moderate means", compared with 36.9% for the country.

The family's returns reflected Mr. Paterson's relatively modest means compared with those of his predecessor, Eliot Spitzer, the scion of a wealthy real estate family.

Well, for a band with rather meagre means compared to their stadium peers, the Devon/Nottingham threesome don't half have a good bash.

However, if by "caused by mass immigration" May means "compared with what would happen if there was zero immigration", then this does not seem an unreasonable estimate over a 20-year period; the implication is that migration increases house prices by 0.5% per year, which seems plausible enough.

But at the very first press meeting of the weekend, Rosberg had stated his goal clearly: "The closest comparison is your teammate, and so I aim this year to look good and whatever that means, compared to my teammate, of course".

By securing a second tin within the first and directing air down through the space between, Cockerell was able to demonstrate that more than three times the number of weights could be raised by this means, compared with the plenum chamber effect of the single can.

Data were analyzed with MIXED procedure and means compared with the Tukey test.

It means compared with January 2013 there were an additional 362,000 people waiting for an operation.

Data were subjected to analysis of variance using SAS (1989) package and treatment means compared using Duncan's Multiple Range Test.

I am by no means comparing Tebow to Elway, a Hall of Fame quarterback.

47 The Danish scale means compare well with findings from USA and Switzerland.