Significados de compare unfavourably en inglés

Testing rates remain low and compare unfavourably with near-universal testing levels elsewhere.

Teacher-student ratios compare unfavourably with those in advanced economies.

Sir, - Death rates in Ireland from breast cancer are unacceptably high and compare unfavourably with other countries.

Government tax incentives for venture capital investment are too low and compare unfavourably with similar incentives in the UK and other countries.

The most luxuriant dug-out; the most artistic window-box-these ,inspite of all biassed assertions to the contrary, compare unfavourably with a flat in Knightsbridge.

Obama's engagement in Africa has been compared unfavourably to Bush's.

That record compares unfavourably with world number one McIlroy, who is five months his junior.

This compares unfavourably with Mediterranean and eastern European countries.

The advertisements quoted prices by Budget and Falcon which compared unfavourably with prices quoted for Thomson Holidays.

Petrol prices also compared unfavourably with January 2019, which was a period of falling costs on garage forecourts.

Obama, a Democrat, has been compared unfavourably to Bush when it comes to his administration's engagement with Africa.

We also believe Ireland compares unfavourably with other countries, and we significantly overestimate the prevalence of Facebook and Twitter.

It found that while the education systems North and South differed, levels of illiteracy were similar and compared unfavourably internationally.

In five days we had everything, horses, limbers, field-cookers, Lewis guns, etc., the horses comparing unfavourably with those left behind.

The striker's lack of a burst of pace has been an issue and his movement compares unfavourably to that of Kane.

In his lifetime Schubert was compared unfavourably to Beethoven, and the song-writing in which he excelled was considered a minor genre.