Sentence examples for under compared from inspiring English sources

One of the most frequent criticisms of Airbnb has come from the hospitality industry, which has complained of the differences in regulation that hoteliers have to operate under, compared to Airbnb.

In addition, 27 per cent of these under-employed workers in the UK are aged 25 or under, compared with only 15 per cent for the EU as a whole.

Last year, 58% of Muslim prisoners were aged 30 or under, compared with 45% of the overall population, and in what's termed the "secure youth estate" - institutions which hold 10- to 17-year-olds - almost one in five prisoners was Muslim.

21.5% of the residents were aged 15 or under compared with an England average of 18.7%.

In 2006, 27% of the Arab population was aged 14 and under, compared to 17% of the Jewish and other population groups.

From July 2017 to June 2018, 31 of the 79 people admitted to Rotorua Hospital for drug overdoses were 18 and under, compared with 13 out of 87 between July 2016 and June 2017 – an increase of 24percentt in just one year.

The accuracy of the total forecast number of CABGs and PCIs is evaluated using the percent over- or under- compared to the total actual number.

Startups are under-funded, under-connected and under-resourced compared to their competition.

Clegg was hopelessly under-resourced compared with Cameron and swamped by a "tsunami of unprocessed paperwork".

Jeong and Galifianakis seem very subdued and under-par compared to their earlier appearances.

He added: "It is still under-priced compared to its peers".