Sentence examples for a comparatively big from inspiring English sources

Bradford pear trees line the streets, blossoming white under a comparatively big sky.

After eating, he dropped his slight frame into a comparatively big office chair in the warm dispatch office and let the relaxing sound of emergency radio calls lull him into a nap.

He concludes that "while technological progress is no doubt a large part of the story behind employment de-industrialization in the advanced countries, in the developing countries trade and globalization likely played a comparatively bigger role" (Rodrik 2015b, p. 5).

It is clearly seen that all the Zn1-xZrxO NPs are partly accumulated together with different sizes, while many little NPs with the about 60 nm diameter make up a comparatively bigger NP.

The fine is a comparatively large one.

Of course, for now, if you're comparatively big — let's say bigger than a few human cells — you're too big to be rendered invisible using current technology.

Sensor size is more important, and it's comparatively big.

Still, Dergarabedian noted that the comparatively big audiences this weekend were good for the business in the long run since they will be exposed to trailers for upcoming summer films.

Even comparatively big success stories like Rage of Bahamut still have that mobile-first sensibility.

Researchers Rotton and Kelly calculated that at birth, a 55 kg mother holding her baby exerts 12 million times more tidal force on the child than the moon because she is close and comparatively big.

Cask ale is (comparatively) big in Britain, where it is known as "real ale" and more narrowly defined as "a natural product brewed using traditional ingredients" and served, without the assistance of added gases, from the same container it matured in.