Sentence examples for record compared with from inspiring English sources

Patel says he is proud of Avaaz's record, compared with that of more cautious international organisations.

It stayed at 13.5%, a record, compared with 11% in the early 1990s.

Also, appointed senators have a fairly poor track record compared with elected incumbents.

Yet it is a poor record compared with America's big cities, which have cut violent crime by 17%.

She made a boffo keynote speech Monday at the Democratic Leadership Council meeting in New York, bashing the president's economic record compared with her husbands.

Last year, 32 school-age children were killed, a record, compared with half that number or fewer in the preceding years.

Moyes's tenure is dwarfed by the 26 years of his predecessor, Sir Alex Ferguson, but how does his record compare with other Manchester United managers?

In Ohio, nearly 17 percent have disciplinary records, compared with 1.6 percent of all doctors.

Almost 7.7 percent of blacks of voting age are disenfranchised because of their criminal records, compared with less than 2 percent for non-blacks.

The alliance's own report found that significant improvements among member hospitals had been recorded compared with non-members, including on measures of deaths related to heart failure, sepsis and stroke.

Fig. 4 Aurora-like records compared with total solar irradiance anomaly.