Sentence examples for ones compared with from inspiring English sources

Only a handful of companies even tried to develop new ones, compared with 25 in 1955.

He cited 14 tournaments that either signed new sponsorship agreements or renewed old ones, compared with one tournament that had lost a title sponsor.

In addition, 50percentt of Democrats said they felt more enthusiastic about voting in this election than in previous ones, compared with 39percentt of Republicans.

When two of the team's women went collecting for charity on four consecutive evenings, switching between designer and non-designer shirts, they found that wearing shirts with logos brought in nearly twice as much an average per answered door of 34 euro cents (48 American ones) compared with 19 euro cents when logo-less.

And if Egypt can once again convince the world that it is a safe tourist destination, it can offer more than 20 courses, mostly on the Red Sea.One weakness of the Arab golf scene is the dearth of local talent; the UAE has only 8,000 home-grown players, and Morocco just 6,500 registered ones, compared with 303,000 in Spain and 24m in the United States.

The Leuthold Group estimates they are trading at a 35% discount (in price/earnings) to large ones, compared with a historical average discount of 15%.

Our study is a comparatively small one compared with Harris and Dajda (who were able to sample data from the whole of England).

Western blot analysis demonstrated progressively increased GFAP expression in CHI (14.5%) and RCHI (48.3%) rats on post-operated week one compared with controls, p < 0.001 (Fig. 6g-h).

Charity Commission guidance states that "trustees must take all reasonable steps to ensure the price or rent to be paid is a fair one compared with similar properties on the market".

Its color range is far superior to any other TV technology, and so is its contrast ratio: a million to one (compared with 20,000 to 1 on a typical plasma).

The preschool teacher, Shannon Shaw, and five assistants each paired with a student on a recent morning (the instructor-student ratio is one to one compared with 1 to 19 in regular classes).