Sentence examples for record compared to from inspiring English sources

However, Henman will take confidence from his superior grass court record compared to Corretja, who feels more at home on clay.

Employers are less likely to hire a black applicant with a criminal record compared to whites with a criminal record, according to a National Justice Institute study.

Now, if we were to listen to it with fresh ears, which is probably impossible, it sounds like a very careful, organised record compared to what has happened in the world of indie record making in the last three decades".

Eyes are not particularly common in the fossil record (compared to bones and teeth for example).

In 2004, there were just 24 breaches on record, compared to 600 in 2009.

Apart from the FERC matter, its regulatory record compared to Dynegy and, of course, Enron looks OK.

And, in general, it is difficult to assess exactly how Apple's ethical and environmental record compares to other companies.

That's really not a lot of records compared to what other labels put out.

A sagging economy hurt the 2002 Keeneland September Sale -- $210 million in horse sales were recorded compared to $254 million in 2001.

In his talk, Dr. Moon virtually scoffed at the importance of maintaining records compared to actually treating patients.

We found 50% of American voters believe the NSA should not be collecting telephone or internet records, compared to the 44% who think they should.