Sentence examples for stood compared from inspiring English sources

The premium at which Asda shares stood compared with the offer terms when the deal was first outlined on 19 April has now evaporated.

A US study found people who experienced pay transparency were 10percentnt more productive than those who had no idea how they stood compared to colleagues.

The latter kept eager track of the competition with his sibling, checking the private Florida polling each morning to see where his race stood compared with his brother's.

Justin Harris and Luke Solomon's Freaks project has been equally inscrutable at times, although the duo has always served up their left-field house offerings with enough of a smirk to let us know where they stood, compared to Ricardo's proudly stoned stoicism.

So, where does Mad Max stand compared to other action films?

But the Colombian rider has no illusions about where he stands compared with the three-times champion.

First, let's step back to see where finance stands compared with 2007, the year before the crisis.

DON'T LOSE SIGHT OF THE PRIZE Mr. Starr gets daily computer reports of where fund-raising stands compared with past years.

"It is quite shocking where we stand compared to the rest of the world, even compared to other western European countries: France and Germany are quite a way above us in the rankings," said Eaton.

Experts said that the new survey provided the first clear and complete picture of sexuality in later life and that it should give older adults a sense of where they stand compared with their peers.

"We're just going to continue to play our game and not get caught up in who's on the other club and who isn't, and where we stand compared to somebody else," Collins said.