Sentence examples for with compared from inspiring English sources

How easy or difficult is The Times to work with compared to other news organizations?

"This is a very difficult sport to keep up with compared to most other sports.

Although he had a couple more inches of wheelbase to work with, compared with the Z3, he truncated the back end, so there is little visual balance for the long, voluptuous hood and nose.

"I found him great to deal with, compared with these other Russian bureaucrats who all wanted to fleece you," says Graham Humes, an American who set up a charity in St . Petersburg

Indeed, no one I spoke with compared him to a gangster or a mercenary — preferred honorifics among hackers — but several likened him to a brilliant executive.

However, we've received reports that Facebook's old HipHop interpreter was relatively slow to begin with, compared to a native PHP interpreter.

A rep I spoke with compared it to the N64 — a console that had limited launch titles, but is now remembered fondly.

Among currently depressed patients, 29 with compared to 124 without lifetime EDs had significantly delayed depressive recovery.

Multi-purpose process scheduling is more difficult to deal with compared to single-stage or multi-stage process scheduling.

The Topsis approach presents consistent results with compared to both the other approaches and the experimental conditions.

MSI makes notable mention of the 12" wide keyboard which should be much easier to work with compared to smaller keyboards – each letter key measures 17.5mm wide and the touch pad is 54mm wide.