Sentence examples for past compared with from inspiring English sources

The heavy restrictions of the past compared with today have led older journalists in China, like this senior editor, to insist that huge progress is being made towards press freedom.

It has gone on strike eight times in the past, compared with just once previously for the writers, and it has already said that it plans to take a hard line in negotiations on issues such as new media.

Though an incumbent, supporters say that 69-year-old Mr Marzouki represents a break from the past compared with Mr Essebsi, having spent his political career as an activist and dissident.

The Liouville-Caputo fractional derivative is more affected by the past compared with the Caputo-Fabrizio fractional derivative.

However, nearly half (46.9%) of parents of drinking pupils reported having used at least one other parenting approach in the past, compared with 54.2% of their children concurring.

NRT users smoked more cigarettes per day and had tried to quit more often in the past compared with persons who did not use NRT.

How does the yellow journalism of the past compare with the tabloid journalism of today?

Piers Morgan Tonight averaged 826,000 viewers during the past fortnight, compared with King's 732,000 viewers during the same two-week period last year.

Overall, Cnet's revenues almost doubled in the past quarter compared with the corresponding period last year, to some $28 million.

In addition, the multitude of large dry pools and their sizeable aprons, lips and draped sides (Figure 1a, b) indicate higher flow rates in the past when compared with the gentle sloped terraces that form in the present.

Also autobiographical events from the subject's past were compared with those from other people.