Sentence examples for open compared with from inspiring English sources

As a result, more than 1,500 polling places will be open, compared with about 800 in 1996.

Bansefi has seen rapid growth, with 3.4m accounts now open, compared with 850,000 in 2001.

The sales last month were further depressed because there were three fewer days when dealerships were open compared with a year ago.

Thanks to a bipartisan spirit of incumbent protection, only 42 of the House's 435 seats are open, compared with 93 in 1992.

The terrain around the villages, at the base of the Paghman mountain range, is relatively open compared with other parts of the densely populated Shamali plain, where housing complexes block tanks and alliance forces could face house-to-house fighting.

Rich Edwards, a spokesman for the Catamount Ski Area in western Massachusetts, said Tuesday that 6 of Catamount's 32 trails were open, compared with the usual 10 or so at this time of year.

At Macy's Herald Square store in Manhattan, for instance, about 9,000 people were in line as it opened, compared with 7,000 for an early Friday opening the previous year.

Indeed, the town's hoteliers' association estimates an additional 50,000 nights have been sold in Weston-super-Mare since Dismaland opened, compared with this time last year.

The earned run average at the park jumped 13percentto to 4.38, in the first three years after Camden Yards opened compared with the previous three years at Memorial Stadium, the Orioles' old home.

According to a survey by accountancy firm PwC, there was a net closure of 987 stores in 2014 (5,839 shops shut down and 4,852 opened) compared with 371 in 2013.

The measurement effect randomisation, which takes place at the baseline recruitment visit, is balanced and assesses the effect of dispensing medication in a container that records opening compared with dispensing medication in standard packaging: with follow up at eight weeks.