Sentence examples for number compared to from inspiring English sources

One housing campaigner said: "That's actually quite a high number compared to other schemes".

"It's a relatively small number compared to prior outbreaks," he said.

Good news, but it is still a paltry number compared to the 1.2 billion people living in absolute poverty.

He said that the strike's cost was "a very small number compared to accepting business as usual".

He has some 250 songs on it, a paltry number compared to the 10,000 selections it can hold.

That's a big number compared to any other device on the planet.

The cancers caused by leaks from nuclear power stations are small in number compared to the deaths resulting from the air pollution caused by fossil fuel burning".

But in an interview on Tuesday, Dr. Kopelow said the five findings of violation were "a large number compared to what we've done in the past".

Last year, EU countries resettled less than 7,000 refugees worldwide, a tiny number compared to the 800,000 people in need of resettlement.

As I write, the petition total has reached 35,919 - still a very, very small number compared to The Sun's claimed 7.3m readers.

"We would like that number to be zero," Mr. Fenfer said, "but obviously it's a very small number compared to the successful adoptions".