Sentence examples for ready compared to from inspiring English sources

What is striking about Hatwise Choice, which is rough and ready compared to their more manicured studio albums, is how young and brash the Hatfields were, playing rhythmically complex and harmonically sophisticated music as if it were rock'n'roll.

In order to account for the potential normality of some reduction in performance between unsupervised assessment items (that students could work on over time and submit when ready) compared to invigilated exams, the fifth difference rule used drew on the properties of the difference distribution overall.

The matrilineal Akan ethnic group, found across middle and southern Ghana, was significantly less ready compared to the patrilineal Ga/Dangmes and Other ethnic groups (consisting mostly of the Guans, Ewes and Mole-Dagbanis).

Very few police were being readied compared to those available.

It means you live in a two-tiered society where only 20percentt of Latino students taking the SAT in California are deemed college-ready, compared to 41percentt of students statewide.

From the estimates of Windows Capable but not Vista Premium Ready PCs compared to all upgradeable PCs as in Table 1, I estimate that [redacted] of the [redacted] from Windows XP licenses on upgradable PCs were for XP licenses on Vista Capable but not Vista Premium Ready PCs — those PCs purchased by the Plaintiff class.

"They both did an excellent job of turning the tracks into more club ready versions, compared to the deeper originals.

Last week the Ukrainian government announced the formation of the National Guard, after it was revealed that the army only had 6,000 combat ready troops compared to Russia's 200,000.

The resulting spectrum spans 70 nm centered at 565 nm as seen in Fig. 2c and is now ready to be compared to EMT predictions.

"Secondly, retained firefighters can take up to 11 minutes to get out of the station, by the time the crew has arrived and dressed and is ready to leave, compared to about two minutes for full-time crew.

By age 5, just 48percentt of poor children in America are ready for school, compared to three-fourths of children from families with moderate and high incomes.