Sentence examples for student compared from inspiring English sources

One of her followers – a medical student – compared her account of the illness with what his textbooks said about tuberculosis.

Turkey spends $200 a year per student, compared with an average of $3,850 in industrial countries.

In that year, the last for which numbers are available, New Jersey spent $9,461 for each student, compared with a national spending average of $5,873.

In 2007-8, the vocational schools spent an average of $14,606 per student, compared with $12,720 per student for all schools statewide.

Each of the seven new charter schools receives an average of $11,879 for each student, compared with $7,500 last year from the archdiocese.

He estimated KIPP's private revenues in the 2007-8 yeat aboutout $2,500 per student, compared with the $5,760 cited in the study.

Instead the student compares his/her actions with those of an expert.

It has 11percentt Hispanic students, compared with 37percentt citywide, and 14percentt black students, compared with 53percentt citywide.

There is one computer for every 2.9 students, compared with one for every 4.8 students statewide.

The school has one computer for every four students, compared with a state average of one per five students.

In 2013, FE colleges took five times more students than schools for English GCSE retakes – 100,239 students, compared with 20,544 who stayed at school and 8,738 who went to sixth form college. FE colleges also took 60% of maths resit students, compared with schools who took 13% – 110,811 students compared to the 27,579 who studied at school and 11,193 at sixth form college.