Sentence examples for working compared with from inspiring English sources

Across John Lewis's five distribution centres, there will be 2,000 extra people working compared with the retailer's quiet days.

As recently as 1995, 59percentt of the women with only an infant were working, compared with 49percentt of those who had other children as well.

If you look back at August, an unusually high share of this age group stopped working, compared with past employment patterns in August.

Two-thirds are working, compared with just over half of the nonresidents, and a third as many, 4 percent, are on welfare.

Public sector workers were more likely to have to shun the holiday, with 4.7 per cent working, compared with 3 per cent in the private sector.

By 2004 in the OECD as a whole only 60% of people aged between 50 and 64 were working (compared with 76% for those aged 24 to 49).

Bicycle Boulevards Fewer than 1percentt of New Yorkers bike to work, compared with one-third of the residents of, say, Copenhagen.

In half of all families, both parents work, compared with one of five in the 1950's.

Japan has an overall automation potential of 55% of hours worked, compared with 46% in the United States.

In 1990 approximately 1,300,825 drove alone to work, compared with 2000 when 1,312,700, or 80percentt of the work force, chose to drive alone to work.

Universities have had to get to grips with a number of fundamental reforms to how next year's RAE will work compared with previous assessments.