Although the length of Downtown Disney is comparable to that of several city blocks, the shopping street remains a comparatively tiny event within the resort districts, which cover a two-and-a-half-square-mile area of the city and include three of the city's busiest corridors.
While pathogenic bacteria are notorious for such diseases as cholera, tuberculosis, and gonorrhea, such disease-causing species are a comparatively tiny fraction of the bacteria as a whole.
What are weather and climate like on a world such as Neptune, which has a bottomless atmosphere and receives a comparatively tiny amount of sunlight?
And they serve as a reminder that, although they are successful, living crocs are still a comparatively tiny remnant of a group that was once much more diverse.
As for the other enthusiastic strawberry munchers; they are only making a comparatively tiny dent in our harvest, and anyway I'm not at all surprised.
But fatal overdoses — which are a comparatively tiny number given the size of the older population — represent just one of many longtime concerns about these medications.
A comparatively tiny college of 500 students, with a sister campus in Santa Fe, N.M., St. John's has one of the strongest brands in academe.
Rather, a battle is looming over a comparatively tiny area of the vast landfill and the city's intention of preserving the painful memories of what happened here.
There is another factor, too: In Syria, the workshops and the men behind them spent much of their early time learning a lethal craft that Libyans pursued at a comparatively tiny scale: bomb-making.
In fact, it's a comparatively tiny one; presented in a rehearsal studio at the West Yorkshire Playhouse as part of its A Play a Pie and a Pint series of early evening shorts.
A metropolitan legislative council voted to rename South Africa's capital Tshwane, relegating the historic name, Pretoria, to a comparatively tiny part of the city's downtown that does not contain any major government offices.
