Sentence examples for sums compared to from inspiring English sources

In addition, the Global Fund has pursued the principle of performance-based funding that is disbursement of funds has been largely correlated with grant performance; for example, the best performing programs receiving 79% of their grant sums compared to 38% for the worst performers [ 9].

Whether HLA-A2 in its own right is an adverse prognostic factor has not been answered definitively, though there is a suggestion of link to prostate cancer incidence [ 31], increased proportion of large tumors (T3b T3c) and higher post-operative Gleason sums compared to the HLA-A2− control group [ 32].

In Kenya, a poacher makes $3 per kilo of ivory, a princely sum compared to the daily earnings of many around them.

It's a microscopic sum compared to the $4.6tn insurance industry, but a leap from the $17,000 R4 paid the previous year.

While the figure is a small sum compared to the vast government budget, Mr Cameron said it underlined his government's determination to cut the deficit and show "we are all in this together".

It is a modest sum compared to San Francisco's endemic homeless and poverty problems, but the money pays for a crucial piece of nutrition: proteins and breads, which are rare to find as donations.

Look at Harrison and his clock:  the £20,000 he won was enormous for him, but it was a tiny sum compared to what the British government might have spent to solve the longitude problem by giving grants to various astronomers or cartographers.

It seemed to us a paltry sum compared to the historic and human substance from which it was so coldly struck.

That's a paltry sum compared to the tens of billions expected to be spent on cable and DSL services during the same time.

Prop 29's opponents have to date raised $40 million, a staggering sum compared to the $8.6 million gathered by the measure's supporters.

It's a small sum compared to the multibillion dollar value of Fox News ― which Ailes is largely responsible for building. .