Sentence examples for Among comparatively from inspiring English sources

So for every woman fulfilled by her brave choice not to work – brave because she may have been defined if not by her career then by the fact she is still among comparatively few women in the world given the chance to have one – there will be other women "failing" to fit the hard edges of their square-peg selves into the doughnut-shaped hole of domesticity.

Since the recognition of increasing spread of HIV infection among comparatively lower risk groups through heterosexual contact, condom use has gained even more importance.

These results show that a change in abundance among comparatively few MSTs strongly influenced the position and separation of observations produced following PCA of MST data from the Thellungiella seedlings used in this study.

These are not tabloid sidebars but actual matrimonial paybacks that I've witnessed among the comparatively reserved and well-educated burghers of my acquaintance over the years.

As configured by the Whitney curatorial assistant Sasha Nicholas, that small room reveals a tender, personal side of Demuth that remains hidden among the comparatively impersonal factoryscapes in the front room.

But in most of the business-to-business market, transactions involve complex purchasing decisions, a host of variables, lots of money and manufactured items bought and sold among a comparatively small but educated audience.

His six-foot-two-inch frame must have stood out among the comparatively small Parisians, and I like to think of him with his red hair ruffled by the mistral standing before the Maison Carrée (Square House) in Nîmes, where he found inspiration for the buildings he would design back home, in Virginia.

Even among the comparatively wealthy countries of the world, containing in all a much smaller percentage of the world's population, escalation in the costs of health services and in the cost of training a physician has precipitated some movement toward reappraisal of the role of the medical doctor in the delivery of first-contact care.

The Nordic countries (Denmark, Norway and Sweden) had lower rates of deliveries among teenagers, comparatively low rates of medical induction and operative deliveries (vaginal instrumental and caesarean deliveries), and lower rates of preterm birth.

The single leg stand test has been shown to have good sensitivity in discriminating age related differences [ 36] consistent with our findings among the comparatively older retirement village dwellers.

This is not unexpected, as it has been reported that case detection among females is comparatively low as compared to males [ 16].