Sentence examples for strong compared to from inspiring English sources

But in the brokerage business, he said, "Schwab's inflows were extremely strong compared to Merrill's".

It's extremely strong compared to what most Americans are used to, but that's the correct way".

"Demand will remain strong compared to other markets as long as there continues to be no speculative overbuilding".

"They are so strong compared to the other sides that their second team is capable of being Italian champions".

"This past year, he's really been looking kind of strong compared to years prior.

The euro is very strong compared to the dollar and could give the European players a leg-up in a bidding war against NRG.

It's true that he's not very strong compared to some of his colleagues, but he listens to lots of people".

For instance, some banks "assumed that they would be viewed as strong compared to their competitors in a stress scenario and would therefore experience increased market share".

Under Bernanke's leadership, the Fed's actions have helped to avert another Great Depression and support an economic recovery that is modest by historical standards but strong compared to the outcomes in other advanced countries.

While that number is relatively strong compared to the state as a whole, it nevertheless indicates that a large portion of Long Island students fail to achieve what the state wants them to achieve in middle school.

But the NBC/Journal poll showed that only 27percentt of voters thought Mr. Gore was very likely or fairly likely to pursue policies that would keep the economy strong, compared to 32percentt who said that of Mr. Bush.