Sentence examples for race compared to from inspiring English sources

I asked how the race compared to her home town.

Over 2,000 of the competitors that year took part in his study, and the results seemed to confirm Nieman's suspicions: nearly 13% fell ill in the week following the race compared to just 2% of the normal population.

Selena Falcone decided to study her whole psychology degree at the University Luxembourg instead of the UK, with a term at Sophia University in Japan, and quickly noticed the difference in attitudes to race compared to the UK.

Gone are the normally-aspirated 2.4-litre V8 engines, to be replaced by 1.6-litre V6 turbo-charged powertrains that will be allowed to use a maximum of 140 litres of fuel per race compared to the previous 210.

Intrigued as to whether there was a link, he got in touch with the organisers in Los Angeles, detailing his plans to set up a study monitoring the competitors and recording how many fell foul of infection both before and after the race, compared to non-runners in the same city at the same time.

Her performance helped spike ratings 24% for the race compared to 2012.

The workload is going to increase for me this year with so many grands prix, a lot of racing compared to what I am used to in a year.

One could argue that Schumacher deserved the title having won six races compared to Raikkonen's solitary success in the second grand prix of the 16-race season in Malaysia in March.

Self-reports of state anxiety were expected to be lower and self-confidence higher prior to home races compared to away.

Ferrari have lost quite a lot of performance in recent months but even with that they have tended to go forward in the races compared to qualifying.

Michael said he was optimistic that Jenson Button, who has struggled in recent races compared to team-mate Lewis Hamilton, would show improved form at Silverstone.