Sentence examples for a comparatively easy process from inspiring English sources

Once it's arranged and written, making the recording is a comparatively easy process.

It is a relatively easy process.

This was a comparatively easy task at the BBC World Service.

Transforming perceptions of disability is a comparatively easy task, when you've an £11bn party to throw at the problem.

A comparatively easy to implement SST works only on the sample values and does not require any complex computation.

"Saudi Arabia … gets a comparatively easy ride given the scale of the human rights violations in the kingdom," Amnesty International said last week.

Hiroshima, with its rivers and surrounding mountains was a comparatively easy target - and apparently had no allied PoWs.

It's a comparatively easy way of using a small number of nuclear weapons to cause devastating damage.

Because of the historically close relationship between the two countries, Chinese nationals have a comparatively easy time entering.

So the real question isn't, "What do we value?" That's a comparatively easy question to answer -- we all talk about things like justice, peace, and fairness.

Population studies widely use BMI because it is a comparatively easy and cost-effective nutritional assessment tool.