Sentence examples for a comparatively large sum from inspiring English sources

"Kepler was constructed and launched with a comparatively large sum of money for a project that is run by a single team," said Ben Oppenheimer, an astronomer at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, in an e-mail message.

It turns out that there is a fairly easy way to accumulate a comparatively large amount of money.

Irrigation use constitutes a comparatively large percentage of the total supply.

Located near the geographic center of Canada, Manitoba has a comparatively large aboriginal population (12.7%).

The fine is a comparatively large one.

A comparatively small business organization may reach developmental maturity, and a comparatively large one may remain youthful.

In contrast to Merovingian architecture, a comparatively large number of Carolingian buildings have survived.

But it also has a comparatively large and – as we now know – fascinating moon called Charon.

A comparatively large railroad network was established during the last half of the 19th century.

Mr. Forrester considered a comparatively large turnout there to be crucial to counter Senator Allen's strength in South Jersey.

And all this happened in a comparatively large commercial city that dominated the eastern Mediterranean world for nearly two centuries.