Sentence examples for single compared from inspiring English sources

Among college graduates more than half of those between 25 and 29 are still single, compared with less than a third in 1970.In this section Free at last? India looks east Sharif-2 Price of power Next, please Drifting away Immorality in Afghanistan Reprints Although women tend to get laid off first in recessions, more women are working.

A third of megachurch attendants are single compared with 10% at a typical church, and the average age is 40 compared with 53.

Economic evaluation showed that total investment cost was around 10% lower for single compared to double lateral design, whereas double laterals produced more net income.

"Last Tango" is also Marlon Brando's finest moment of modern method acting mumble (well, "Apocalypse" was pretty great too, but a mere 2 35 single compared to "Tango's" boxed set of broody).

Chuck Taylor of Billboard felt that the song was a weak choice as a single compared to Clarkson's previous hits, writing Breakaway' sounds more like an Irish folk song propped up with pop production than the anthemic material with which Clarkson has won over legions of fans".

There was no difference in mean [Hb] in adults with single compared with mixed species infections in all transmission regions and in children in the LIST and PT transmission regions.

Of Ruth's 2,873 hits, 1,517 — or 52.8 percent — were singles, compared with 2,120, and counting, for Jeter.

27, 28 HIV prevalence was significantly higher among singles compared to married subjects.

Sheep born as twins tend to have lower birthweights than singletons, but can exhibit some compensatory gain when reared as singles compared with their twin-reared flockmates.

The higher rate of homeownership among single women compared with single men, discussed in "For Men, A Fear of Commitment" (Feb. 12), is not a recent phenomenon.

The parameter c represents the relative weight of a single contact compared to a single individual being saved from infection.