Sentences with phrase «than all of last year»

Because he had 3 more sacks than any of them last year.

After eight months, in a sales meeting he stood up and told everyone he had earned more income in three months than all of last year.

That was ten times more than those of last year's Battlefield: Bad Company 2 which, at last count, went on to ship over 9 million copies worldwide.

Precythe noted that the company's crop will be larger than that of last year, but nevertheless it will be a normal crop year by all standards.

Black homeowners held the lowest rate, at 41.3 percent — though both the Hispanic and Black rates were higher than those of last year's third quarter.

That make this year's M&A activity in tech already bigger than all of last year, when industry companies spent $ 8.6 billion on tie - ups.

That's a higher number than all of last year, but the companies» stock performances have been mixed.

It was also the Avalanche's 21st win, one fewer than all of last year, and the 45 points are three fewer than 2016 - 17.

The duo, along with Squillaci, has proved to be a much better bunch than that of last year's, where Gallas, Sol and Silvestre were the only options apart from Vermaelen.

The chassis is stronger than that of last year's models, which results in it flexing less over rough roads.

One of this year's more affordable smartphone models, the Galaxy A7 (2017), has a price tag almost $ 300 lower than any of last year's Samsung flagships, coupled with a performance that's not too different compared to these models.

Overall, the design of the LG G4 is far more premium than that of the last year's G3.

The harvest is not yet underway in Chile, but expectations are for a crop that will be larger than that of last year.

Financial technology («fintech») startups have received more than $ 11 billion in venture capital funding so far this year, 83 % more than all of last year, according to CB Insights.

Since the beginning of the year, seven small planes have crashed in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, more than all of last year.