Sentence examples for too compared with from inspiring English sources

Passengers in public buses saw higher exposures, too, compared with those in automobiles.

The pay tends to be lower, too, compared with corporate lawyers or those in big law firms.

In 60% of marriages the wife works, too, compared with 44% in the late 1960s.

It's the old criticism: Volkswagens tend to be too small or too pricey compared with their rivals.

The number of switches of the under- and over-forecast cases is also too high compared with the perfect-forecast case, as shown in Fig. 17.

Whether the work is physically too hard or the pay too modest compared with office jobs, the fact is that fewer sons are following their fathers into masonry.

But now, 26percentt consider it too liberal, compared with 21percentt who say it is too conservative.

The problem with laser printers was that they were too expensive for smaller firms (as in thousands of dollars too expensive) compared with their inkjet cousins.

Besides, the methods they employed were too complex, compared with hydrothermal or solvothermal approaches.

It is also noted that the calculated size of the depression was too small compared with that of the actual basins.

Right 2 Dream Too: June 2016 February 201717 compared with June 2017 February 201818.