Sentence examples for most compared from inspiring English sources

A total of 29.9% said it was an issue that would "influence their decision most" compared with 23.8% three weeks ago.

He has never shown anything close to the killer mentality and step-it-up of the players he is most compared to, Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson.

For refinances, "it gives you the option that saves you the most, compared to your existing loan," Mr. Nazari said, adding that the visual component makes the information especially easy for consumers to digest.

As I have written here recently, the actual number of non-avian dinosaurs that truly preserve feathers is pretty low (just a few of dozen or so at most) compared to the number of species out there, but still more than one might expect given their general rarity.

The one person he has, however, been most compared to is former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, whose fall from grace after his (thankfully not photographically chronicled and tweeted) prostitution scandal resulted in a spell in the purgatory of media oblivion, before a return to the spotlight with his own television show.

While no method of birth control is foolproof, the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals lists pregnancy rates among IUD users as 1 per 100 users a year at most, compared with about 3 per 100 for the injection of Depo-Provera, about 8 per 100 for the pill and about 15 per 100 for the condom.

Which member of the original Renaissance would you most compare yourself to?

Rosenberg considered Moore's vocals and lyrics as "the thing that stands out the most", comparing him to Roger Waters.

There is no change in the patterns, although incidences are generally much higher for most liberal compared with most pragmatic and much lower for most conservative compared with most pragmatic.

As shown in Table 6, in these partially labeled networks, the result still suggests that our algorithms work better than most comparing methods.

Edwards is most often compared to Dungy, his former boss.