Examples of using Compared with in English and their translations into Hebrew
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So now she has you compared with her boyfriend and find you're better,
Compared with other vegetable oils,
This use cannot be compared with your"it" indicating a thing or condition rather than a being.
This compared with almost two-thirds(63%)
However, it was still higher among those who weighed themselves daily- nearly 9 percent, compared with nearly 5 percent in the comparison group.
especially if compared with the skateboard(skaters, is a sport that tends to attract them).
Stainles steel 400 series materials are of high hardness and strength compared with 300 series, Meantime, the price advantage compared with other stainless steel is very obvious.
Compared with Early last year,
But they remain a tiny market for advertisers- $50m to $80m annually in America compared with $16 billion on terrestrial radio.
Variable data barcodes are also scanned and compared with a database to ensure uniqueness and readability.
But she knew the transgressions of her past were nothing compared with the sin she was about to commit.
But let me tell you that it can't even be compared with those filthiest of filthiest places.
During the second half of 2013 the crossing was closed for a total of 97 days, compared with five days during the first half of the year;
At the nightclub, 43 percent of the women who hadn't been touched agreed to dance, compared with 65 percent of the women who had been touched.
Transactions was about $134 billion in March, compared with about $106.
even it may be difficult to find travel deals if compared with the number.
The automaker also forecast global group retail sales of 10.74 million vehicles for the current year, compared with 10.6 million in the previous year.
at two years post-treatment compared with before treatment began.
Illustrates the tremendous differences in the forces and means of warfare that Givati Brigade had during the War of Independence compared with the invading Egyptian army.
Fully 85 percent of black respondents are optimistic about their future, compared with 72 percent of white respondents.