Sentence examples for sluggishly compared to from inspiring English sources

"It is based on financial institutions' average cost of funds, which moves relatively sluggishly compared to a marginal cost of funds, which is what Libor would be more associated with," Mr. Maher said.

While the median East Palo Alto home price rose sluggishly compared to its neighbors from $18,000 to $23,000 from 1970 to 1976, prices doubled to $46,000 by 1979 with the new ban on redlining.

"Compared to them".

"Compared to Liverpool?

Dramatic compared to what?

compared to C.r.l.

compared to i.m. immunization.

Now compare to Greater Manchester.

Nothing compares to it".

In normal times, this means European companies hesitate to hire people and move sluggishly to respond to opportunities and hazards.

Compare to emphasises similarity; compare with dissimilarity.