Sentence examples for a comparatively swift from inspiring English sources

But in these very close elections, it is best the way to guarantee a fair vote and a comparatively swift resolution.

"It all seemed very romantic in this age of new technologies when nobody sends letters but e-mails," she wrote in a letter she sent back, not by bottle, but by the comparatively swift snail-mail system.

But in stark contrast to its comparatively swift calls for the ouster of Egypt's president, Hosni Mubarak, or Libya's leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, the administration stopped short of doing so in the case of Syria.

E-mails get the message through but are comparatively swift and easy for staffers to process, while conventional mail is at a disadvantage when speed matters, since, in addition to the time spent in transit, anything sent to Congress is temporarily held for testing and decontamination, to protect employees from mail bombs and toxins.

It still has a comparatively minor role.

The price was a comparatively low $399,000.

That was a comparatively benign forecast.

(SunTrust shares fell a comparatively low 2.3percentt).

But that is a comparatively minor matter.

This is a comparatively untrodden area.

The fine is a comparatively large one.