Sentence examples for to make compared from inspiring English sources

"The compromises for success, what you have to leave behind, the different kind of choices you have to make compared to men".

But that is an easy cut to make compared with reducing the running cost of public services, which will involve pay curbs and a jobs cull.

Each vehicle took Chrysler around 40 hours to make, compared with 20 or so for the American factories of competitors such as Honda and Toyota.

While competitors were churning out look-alike handbags made of coated canvas, bearing hefty hardware and equally hefty price tags, Mr. Maier perfected his specialty: the Intrecciato series of hand-woven bags, some that take two days of labor to make (compared with about 80 minutes for a standard-issue designer bag).

This came with the realization that live action was expensive to make compared to animation, which still had family appeal.

Unfortunately, the motion recognition is inconsistent and the only move that matters, the thrust, is difficult to make compared to all the others.

The White House wants to make comparing colleges easier with its new scorecard.

What difference does it make compared to issuing a request proper?

This would include limitations on how much more money a CEO can make compared to their employees, and granting employees more rights and higher minimum wage.

This Forbes article describes how little Apple's 30,000 Apple store employees nationwide make compared to Apple CEO Tim Cook, who received stock options last year worth $570 million.

This ranks the methods by the magnitude of the error they make compared to other methods.