Sentence examples for status compare from inspiring English sources

Opposing values such as care, compassion and collectivity are typically derided and afforded low status (compare, for instance, the wages of nurses to city traders).

On a scale of 1 (Not At All) to 10 (Very Much), how would you rate the quality of the park? -How does your social status compare with that of your neighbors?

Were you surprised by your appointment, and how does that status compare these days?

A comparison of the identical analyses for the five (Figure 2D) versus four (Figure 2G) risk groups revealed that inclusion of GRG status within the stratification schema provided more a refined risk-profile than a stratification schema that excluded GRG status (compare Figure 2, E versus H and F versus I).

Most likely, the infants of high-ranking females are not yet able to successfully deploy their status (compare Datta 1988) during food competition.

c Multivariate conditional logistic regression using matched sets of cases with 1 2 referents, with each exposure adjusted separately for infant feeding and socioeconomic status (compare Table 1).

This may explain the comparably good nutritional and health status compared to the other bird species.

More primary schools than secondaries have academy status – 2,299 compared with 1,884 – but currently 60% of secondaries have academy status compared to 13% of primaries.

Since 2006, only 6% of unaccompanied Afghan children have been given refugee status, compared with 15% overall, the report says.

But it is baffling why our domestic disaster on race is relegated to, at best, a second-tier status compared with the Holocaust.

By contrast, among the general electorate, 59percentt said they should be allowed to apply for legal status, compared with 36percentt who said they should be deported.