Sentence examples for still compared to from inspiring English sources

Still, compared to when we were children, the opportunities they get to sample on a weekly basis is mind-blowing.

Still, compared to the museums in Manhattan and the PS1 art gallery in Queens, here at least Brooklyn still has a lot of catching up to do.

But still, compared to the "kid friendly" Santa in a separate part of the shopping centre, Fashion Santa's crowd was small, Meister added.

Still, compared to the shock 13-0 defeatoto Wales with which England opened their campaign, the improvements are obvious, as Ponsford was quick to point out.

Still, compared to past recoveries, this one has been pretty weak — too weak to dislodge the impression in the minds of many Americans that the country is going in the wrong direction.

Still, compared to the heady days of 2007 and 2008, when new millionaires, mainly from Russia, traded yachts as if they were commodities, Mr. Redmayne said, today's market is more sober, and led by "real yachties".

Nevertheless, he concedes that, "from a Judeo-Christian point of view, it still compares to prostitution".

"Here in France, people dress similarly, yet still differently, compared to my country.

Still housing here is still cheap compared to London (possibly anywhere is cheap compared to London).

However, it's still nothing compared to what our Olympic athletes have been putting themselves through.

However, tissue penetration is still limited compared to gamma rays.