Sentence examples similar to Comparatively safe, though from inspiring English sources

Municipal bonds are comparatively safer, though their rate of returns is much lower than corporate bonds.

The surf is good, though variable, and made comparatively safe by voluntary lifesaving clubs, which provide guards and rescue equipment on all beaches throughout the summer months.

Quick investigation proved she was comparatively safe so they continued their work.

At first, Yeltsin's flamboyant testing of the limits made Gorbachev look comparatively safe to the anxious old guard.

The management and business jobs that demand these skills are comparatively safe from automation; so are those of lawyers, teachers, researchers, doctors, journalists, actors and artists.

Looking for someplace comparatively safe?

Some organisations arrange expeditions providing adventure under comparatively safe conditions.

But, as requests for personal information go, this one was comparatively safe.

But Cardona didn't live in Mexico; he lived in Laredo, and Laredo was comparatively safe.

Democrats who survived the 2010 Tea Party landslide represent comparatively safe districts.

And it's only because abortion is comparatively safe and legal that we confuse the two.