Sentence examples for subject compared from inspiring English sources

There was just one, lone undergraduate senior majoring in the subject (compared with 17 doing film studies).

Only six in 10 academies surveyed teach history as a standalone subject, compared with 97% of independent schools.

Is it not, intellectually regarded, a very easy subject compared with the higher branches of philosophy and pure science?

Part of the problem, according to Graham-Dixon, is the lack of books on the subject compared to the Italian Renaissance.

An engineering lecturer at a midlands university newly popular with Chinese customers waxes lyrical on the subject: "Compared to my British students they are a joy to teach.

You will be able to see what you've covered, how long you've spent on one subject compared to another, and where you need to spend more time.

"We are continuing to encourage more girls to study these subjects and last year, 12,500 more girls sat A-levels in Stem subjects compared to 2010," he said.

But they mostly appeal to people interested in things like history, buildings, New York — obscure subjects compared to interest in other people's apartments.

"Today's results show our pupils are more engaged and confident in both subjects compared with some of the top performing countries.

The cited study of 17 subjects compared brain neuroimagings of lovers and of mothers with their newborns.

Last year, 51% of girls secured five or more passing grades in their chosen subjects, compared with 41% of boys.