Sentence examples for a comparatively poorer from inspiring English sources

Breast cancers arising in young women have a comparatively poorer outcome (El Saghir et al, 2006).

Unlike these meta-analyses, this study excluded data from CALGB 90206 because this trial was open label, did not report independently confirmed data, used North American centres that have limited experience of IFN and patients seemed to have a comparatively poorer prognosis.

But China also remains a comparatively poor country.

To some, it seemed strange that his last season would start off with a comparatively poor record.

New Mexico is a comparatively poor state, ranking among the lowest in the country in per capita income.

The Shanghai stockmarket, a comparatively poor performer last year, ended December a bit higher than when it opened at the start of 2012.

The deal struck at Sochi is good news for Mrs. Merkel, whose political constituency is in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, a comparatively poor, flat region that has relied on shipbuilding, and more recently tourism, to keep unemployment down.

The school now has Rural Dimension status, despite being sited amid swathes of suburbia in a comparatively poor part of the city and close to two of its most deprived estates.

But what about Correa's own handling of the initiative, and how serious was he or could he be - running a comparatively poor country dependent on oil - about not drilling?

The New Yorker, October 4, 1952 P. 30 Story about a comparatively poor man who played poker every night with three wealthy men he met on the boat to Rio de Janeiro.

By Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, October 4, 1952 P. 30 Story about a comparatively poor man who played poker every night with three wealthy men he met on the boat to Rio de Janeiro.