Sentence examples for over compared from inspiring English sources

One in five births in 2013 was to women aged 35 and over, compared with only one in 10 two decades before.

Disability rates among older people are substantially higher, greater than 40percentt of the population 65 and over, compared with 19percentt of those between 16 and 64, according to census data.

According to the report, 55percentt of the dual-employed couples had annual incomes of $50,000 and over, compared with 40percentt of the couples in which only the husband worked.

The Interior Ministry says killings related to organised crime have fallen by 18% in the seven months since the new government took over, compared with the same months a year before.

Argentines held about 60% of their bank deposits in foreign exchange three years after the high inflation of the late 1980s was over, compared with less than 10% before the crisis.

And young: a report by Skillset for Sound Women, a support group set up in 2011 for women working in audio, found that only 9% of women working in radio are aged 50 and over, compared with over 19% of men.

And around 33% of Congress is aged 65 and over, compared to 14% of the US population.

Double the temperature and roughly 29% of larvae in acidic waters keel over, compared with 16% of controls.

In 2012, almost 50% of the nursing workforce was aged 45 or over, compared to 33% in 2002.

In 2006 about one out of 12 first births were to women age 35 and over, compared to only one out of 100 in 1970.

The rush of production was Godardian, and the two men were over-compared if only because of that enthusiasm, and because of their concentration on young people in situations where emotional and political life were interactive.