Sentence examples for meant compared to from inspiring English sources

Only seven per cent of men were unaware of what the term 'smartphone' meant, compared to 18% of women.

Following the campaign, 76% of the participants knew what the siren signal meant compared to 17% who knew at baseline.

I mean, compared to what, people?

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

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

Even if we catch the head perpetrator and hang him, what will that mean compared to the thousands of victims?

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.

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.

I mean, compared to my pals in the Ramones, what could Allin possibly have to offer?

Please recall we are paying £595 pcm for this—!" I mean, compared to some of the London Rental Opportunities of the Week, this isn't the worst, but that's damning with faint praise.

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