Sentence examples for so compared to from inspiring English sources

So compared to that, yes, 2025 is 10 years much later.

So compared to sea level your UV exposure would be 20-25 % higher at 6600ft.

So compared to the enormity of that, Blair or me are nothing".

Even so, compared to The Paperboy, this looks like a masterpiece.

"So compared to birds it turns out that the wakes are also substantially more complicated".

So compared to him, Obama lives the life of a raging sybarite.

PROFESSOR: No. So, compared to the atoms, it should be somewhat the same energy, we shouldn't get any extra stabilization from forming the molecule.

Ninety-five per cent of students who went for a walk were able to do so, compared to only fifty per cent of those who never stood up.

"We've got 42 aircraft and 1600 cabin crew – so compared to some of our competitors that's quite a manageable number," he points out.

By the end of the story, he has succeeded in this goal, and so, compared to Lin Hong, he is perhaps the true victor.

Greenberg said that compared to three-person teams, solo founders are 54percentt less likely to dissolve or suspend their business, and about 41percentt less likely to do so compared to two-person teams.