Sentence examples for means compared to from inspiring English sources

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".

So that means, compared to the current premium edition, you'll be paying $80 for 100 more gigabytes, a higher end video connection and a new coat of paint.

Which means, compared to any other marque (or even any other consumer products company), Porsche is the most conservative of firms, only refining their philosophy, never overhauling it.

The beauty of Protect is that it's delivered as a service, and while Guis says it's fairly simple to implement it, she means compared to traditional data protection tools, which typically require a software/hardware combination to work — and to this point have typically been installed in larger enterprise settings.

CALL HIM AGAIN FRCHRISSAKE!!!!" Into one citing a statistic utterly lacking a context: "HOW'S YOUR WIFE?" You scratch your head over that one, and then an old-timer explains that this is a Michaelsism that means, "Compared to what?" Evidently feather-ruffling journalism pays off: Jim Michaels has 785,000 subscribers now.

65Cu, conversely, was not significantly higher in any of the NS tissue means compared to the corresponding OS means.

I mean, compared to what, people?

They were progressive for their time, and I don't just mean compared to Muslims.

I mean, compared to stand-up, the other main thing I do?

"You can shower a child with presents or money, but what do they really mean, compared to the most valuable gift of all -- your time?

Okay, so when I say powerhouse, I mean compared to the other Amiga machines out there.