Sentence examples for worth compared with from inspiring English sources
How much is a given network worth compared with others?
In case of Cm-242, results of the KAFAX library from ENDF/B-VI.8 showed a large discrepancy in reactivity worth compared with other libraries.
In 2009 more than one-third of black households had zero or negative net worth, compared with 15% of white households.
When they tell him how much less they are worth compared with three years ago, he reminds them how much more they are worth now compared with 10 years ago.
Housing markets around the country may be improving, but about 28percentt of all mortgages in Richmond are deeply underwater (meaning that the homeowners owe significantly more than their homes are worth), compared with 19percentt nationally, according to RealtyTrac.
The American public's fortunes are now far more closely linked to the stockmarket: equities account for 50% of individuals' net worth, compared with 10% in 1929.In this section Opening the doors Rainy-day blues Born to be trimmed?
You can still watch that clip on YouTube and the sentiments might be worth comparing with what Brittin ends up telling the parliamentary accounts committee this week, when he'll have another go at explaining Google's tax affairs to MPs.
DETROIT — The Sunday service at Greater Grace Temple began with the Clark Sisters song "I'm Looking for a Miracle" and included a reading of this verse from the Book of Romans: "I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us".
In British terms, this is remarkable and it should not go unnoticed merely because Froome and Wiggins have set the bar so high; at least, it is worth comparing with Tom Simpson's sixth place overall in his first Tour finish in 1962.
Meanwhile another startup, Bonfire.IM is bringing private IM to Twitter – t's also worth comparing with Moped.
Our results are worth comparing with those obtained by the 2010 Euro-barometer survey on the attitudes of Europeans towards scientific progress.
