Sentence examples for papers compared with from inspiring English sources

What, after all, was the story of the Frankfurter papers compared with the story of the Nixon tapes?

Since January, 343 firefighters have filed their retirement papers, compared with 93 who had retired by this time last year.

Subtracting the effect of Dow Jones, revenue at that segment fell about 25percentt — partly because of weaker currencies in Britain and Australia, where the News Corporation has many papers — compared with an 11percentt drop for the rest of the company.

The results show that women made up just 20% of the authors on the engineering papers, compared with about 30% across all scientific disciplines.

Fourth, those women who have remained in academic research attained half the publication productivity of the men (an average of 6.76 papers compared with 12.41).

Finally they also indicate that silver, silver thiosulfate and thiosulfate were less strongly retained by resin-coated papers compared with fibre-based, reducing the opportunity for colour change due to silver sulfide formation.

how does the funding of the cited papers compare with that of cancer research overall?

So far this year, Standard & Poor's has knocked 57 companies out of the top ratings for commercial paper, compared with 49 last year.

More than three-quarters of Guardian readers say they have talked to friends and colleagues about issues raised in the paper compared with two-thirds of theguardian.com users.

Of the 78, 81 per cent gained an A*- to C-grade pass in the internally marked speaking and listening section of the paper compared with just 4 per cent in the externally marked end-of-course writing exam.

For filmmakers Apple offers a cookie-cutter deal that is generous on paper, compared with Hollywood norms: It charges just 30 cents on the dollar, while, with independent films, another 10 or 15 cents typically goes to an aggregator, or middleman, who converts a film into Apple's format and accounts for the proceeds to the filmmaker.