Sentence examples for snap compared from inspiring English sources

To Barry, collecting intelligence on companies was a snap compared with gathering information on violent gangs.

Chasing away a few bookies before the Super Bowl may prove to be a snap compared with getting some politicians to kick their own gambling habit.

John Kerry's victories on Super Tuesday (front page, March 3) are a snap compared with what it will take for him to win the general election.

Two people inside the room report that the situation resolving Florida was a snap, compared to the discussions involving Michigan, which had deadlocked the group.

The portals' expansion into other nations, while not easy, has been a relative snap compared with the travails of companies that must actually move goods across borders.

"A snap, compared to the Indus," said Bus, who ordinarily makes his living taking tourists down rivers in Utah, Colorado, Wyoming & Idaho in rubber rafts.

Previously, we have demonstrated a significant strength deficit in hip abductors among patients with external snapping hip compared with healthy subjects [ 9].

It is possible that subjects with symptomatic external snapping hip modify walking differently, and this may explain the higher variability of the activity of the gluteus medius muscle among our subjects with external snapping hip compared to the healthy subjects.

However, we did observe a non-significant 10% reduction of the relative activity of the gluteus medius and the rectus femoris muscle among subjects with external snapping hip compared to the healthy subjects during stance.

Although SNAP participation rates were similar between the two geographic areas (65.4% for La Feria and 61.7% for Progreso), Progreso SNAP participants, compared with La Feria SNAP participants, received lower benefits each month ($334.38 vs. $382.96, p = 0.035), and their benefits lasted fewer days (19.7 days vs. 22.1 days, p = 0.008).

More than 60percentt of the households in Baton Rouge have incomes below $50,000, while more than 60percentt of the households in the new city have incomes above $50,000... [M]ore than 14,000 households in the City of Baton Rouge receiv[e] SNAP benefits compared to fewer than 3,000 in the proposed new city.