Sentence examples similar to a comparative worry from inspiring English sources

But I needn't have worried – the school is a comparative haven of accessibility, with wide corridors and functioning lifts, which had been in short supply at Durham.

Such a comparative meta-philosophical analysis should also address Davidson's (1974) worries about "conceptual schemes" and Popper's (1996 [1976]) critique of "the myth of the framework" (see Hacking 2002; Godfrey-Smith 2003).

He is a comparative.

That's a comparative measure.

Make a comparative chart of your findings.

Make a comparative chart of these policies.

A comparative, placebo-controlled, multicentre study.

A comparative view of face perception.

A comparative high resolution endostructural assessment.

A comparative analysis for the MENA countries.

Make a comparative chart of the two countries' economic statistics.