Sentence examples for a comparatively small number from inspiring English sources

The country has a good economy and it has taken in a comparatively small number of immigrants and refugees compared to its neighbors.

But a comparatively small number are equipped with ANPR technology.

"A comparatively small number of those sales have been to schools", Upton said.

Until then, access to orbit will be restricted to a comparatively small number of people.

"I only came across him on a comparatively small number of occasion," he said.

The Movement realised, however, that refusal of war service by a comparatively small number of individuals would not prevent war.

"Nations depend for their health, economically, culturally and psychologically, upon the achievement of a comparatively small number of talented and determined people," she avowed.

The creation of a comparatively small number of majority-minority districts has simultaneously created many more districts that are far whiter than the country is as a whole.

To many Wilders supporters, the overall picture of a growing economy with a comparatively small number of recent immigrants is beside the point.

In a world where the demand for refugee resettlement places is so overwhelming and so critical, resettling a comparatively small number of refugees already in the "care" (certainly custody) of a wealthy, industrialised nation, is a low priority.

It is a comparatively small number who traverse the Strait of Gibraltar from Morocco to mainland Spain or hop the layers of electric fence guarding the tiny Spanish exclaves of Ceuta and Melilla.