Sentence examples for probably compared to from inspiring English sources

Itstarted off richer probably compared to the rest of the city than it is now.

Well, yes, probably, compared to what you or I would get, but he did get locked up," Trivers said.

"It's probably, compared to most boycotts, having less of an effect on the extent to which the public is focused on this issue," Professor King said.

Even though the Nepal mission was inefficient compared to NYC Medics' past forays (and, probably, compared to the operations of some N.G.O.s that arrived earlier), the organization saved at least one life and helped many other people.

Probably compared to a football player, they're saying, 'What's the big deal?' I think everything is relative, but unfortunately for people like Pete, I think things like that tend to make a lot of news.

We recognize that the displacement error is probably infinitesimal compared to the probable error in the reaction rates used in the calculation, but it is nonetheless a finite calculable error.

The football meanwhile, is probably better compared to foosball, as the pitch is scattered with the members of two teams whose positions are near fixed.

Apparently he wasn't bringing home enough money – and was probably being compared to Mirwais, who now earns a stable salary.

It's my gaff - switch all the fucking lights on and put the heating up.'" The precarious state of the earth's environment is probably nothing compared to the mess inside Ryder's body.

"The problems that the company has identified are probably small compared to what the S.E.C. and Justice Department are looking at, in terms of dollars and scope," said Paul Kim, an analyst at Kaufman Brothers.

But, "what is probably new compared to previous reports is the recognition of climate change's impacts much sooner than was expected," says Alexandre Meybeck, senior policy officer on Agriculture, Environment and Climate Change with the United Nation's Food and Agriculture Organisation.