Sentence examples for university compared from inspiring English sources

Only 6% of care leavers go on to university, compared to 38% of other young people.

Only 7% of looked-after young people make it to university, compared to 40% of their peers.

And less than a fifth (17%) of poor teenagers go on to university, compared with 35% of their peers.

Just one in ten black pupils qualifies for university, compared with more than half of their white peers.

Just 6% of black school leavers attended a Russell Group university compared with 12% of mixed and Asian students and 11% of white school leavers.

In 1994, 13% of children from the poorest areas went to university, compared with 50% in the richest areas – a gap of 37 percentage points.

Professor Perrucci, along with Earl Wysong, at Indiana University of Kokomo and David W. Wright at Wichita State University, compared the incomes and occupations of 2,749 fathers and sons from the 1970's to the late 1990's.

Bruce Altshuler, director of the museum studies program at New York University, compared it to accepting money from a corporation to display its merchandise.

Mason, of Drexel University, compared default rates for corporate bonds rated Baa with those of similarly rated collateralized debt obligations until 2005 (before the bubble burst).

Perry Link of Princeton University compared the case to the mysterious 1971 death of the senior communist leader Lin Biao in a plane crash.

In that story, a coastal expert from Louisiana State University compared the state's efforts at reversing the land loss to "putting makeup on a corpse".