Sentence examples for new compared from inspiring English sources

Men's derby is relatively new, compared with women's derby.

I respect everyone's opinion but I haven't done anything new compared with the past".

Part of the problem is that India's burgeoning academic institutions are relatively new compared to their foreign counterparts.

"To me they feel slightly different when they are new compared to when [they] have been used a lot.

Their legacies have yet to emerge, their star power still too new compared with that of their progenitors in track and field.

"What is new compared with previous intensified periods is that all issues are on the table," the Norwegian diplomat said earlier this month.

The board was restructured, and many members left; there are now 14 trustees, half of them new, compared with 22 trustees in 2011.

But it is particularly challenging in a field like design, whose cultural credentials are relatively new, compared to more established disciplines such as painting, sculpture, music and literature.

The absence of craters likely means the plains and nearby mountain range could be only 100m years old, younger than the Himalayas on Earth and extraordinarily new compared to the 4.6bn years of the solar system.

Indeed, several hits were ESTs of new - compared to the alignment of Figure 2 - Solanaceous plants like eggplant (S. melongena) and chaco potato (S. chacoense), while we also recovered a genomic sequence from S. phureja, another new addition to the list of species our sequence apparently has homologs in.

This can be depicted at the high VGoS values of the MC-rate+new compared to the "on rate" solutions on high traffic load erlangs with a 100% of nodes participating or even for lower traffic with a 40% of nodes participating.