Sentence examples for noted that compared from inspiring English sources
The RBA has noted that, compared with previous periods of weak economic growth, "increased labour market flexibility may have provided firms with more scope to adjust wages".
An internal Israeli Foreign Ministry report during the Gaza war noted that compared with others in the United States, "liberals and Democrats show far less enthusiasm for Israel and its leadership".
In a doctoral dissertation at Cornell University, Alec Tristin Shuldiner noted that compared with Philadelphians, New Yorkers wanted more sugar in their stewed tomatoes, favored seafood, except for oysters, craved clam chowder and chicken pies, and eschewed scrapple.
Commentators noted that compared with his predecessor, Wen Jiabao, who occasionally adorned his speeches with classic Chinese verse, Mr. Li seemed to talk unscripted, his hands slicing the air for emphasis.
The German statistics office noted that compared with the last quarter of 2010, domestic consumption was up "markedly," along with investment by businesses in machinery and equipment and construction.
Speaking earlier this year, Heidi McCormack, GM's head of business development in Russia, noted that compared with more developed markets Russia had been "magically isolated".When the economy began to recover from the crisis of the late 1990s, Russians, scornful of their own car industry's Soviet-era products, began buying ever more used imported cars.
Note that, compared to Wilmshurst's conjecture, Theorem 3 undercounts the number of roots by (2 n-m-1)).
Note that, compared with more realistic scenarios, the model (24) is simplified for convenience but still adequate to make our point.
Note that, compared to their younger counterparts, older adults were also particularly slow to recognize the palm 0° stimuli.
Note that comparing (13) to (7) and (8) one finds that all non-cooperative Nash equilibria are inefficient.
Note that comparing programs against the first and second scenarios produces the same result.
