Sentence examples for primary compared to from inspiring English sources

She nonetheless drew 53percentt of the votes in last month's Republican primary, compared to the 47 percent that went to her opponent, Robert Chartuk, who is currently the town's parks commissioner.

Just 10 percent of Mr. Cain's donations so far this year have come from donors giving the $2,500 maximum contribution for the Republican primary, compared to 61 percent for Mr. Romney and 71 percent for Mr. Perry, according to a New York Times analysis.

It says a parent in Coventry has only a 42% chance of sending their child to a good or outstanding state primary compared to a 92% chance for a parent living in the London borough of Camden and 91% in Barnet.

2.4 million Ohioans voted in the 2008 Democratic primary, compared to 0.5 million in the Republican primary.

McSally-aligned groups have spent over $5 million on ads during the primary, compared to just over $400,000 by Ward and a super political actions committee supporting her, according to a source tracking media buys.

In 2008, 1.95 million votes were cast in the Republican primary, compared to 1.67 million cast in 2012 (reported by the Florida State Board of Elections as of the morning of Feb. 1).

Of these genes, fourteen showed higher methylation values in primaries compared to metastases in our cohort.

The percent of women with a relative with breast cancer was greater among women with two primaries compared to women with only one (any first-degree relative: χ=19.74 (P<0.0001); any second-degree relative: χ=4.66 (P<0.03)).

We therefore performed a systematic review of the literature to investigate the existing evidence regarding functional and radiological outcomes as well as postsurgical complications of primary open compared to primary closed reduction.

The sample is representative for dietitians working in primary care, as well as for patients visiting the dietitian in primary care, compared to a national survey (Table  3).

QUESTION FROM GREGORY S.: Does this primary compare to any other in terms of candidates going far to an ideological extreme?