Sentence examples for are comparatively minor from inspiring English sources

Although these pieces are comparatively minor, the Paris period clearly leads to his larger work and bigger ideas.

The refugee situation in Mae La Camp is stable and the majority of morbidity is associated with infectious and chronic diseases; while war trauma and reproductive health problems exist, these are comparatively minor.

The housekeeping was comparatively minor.

But in the general election this effect was comparatively minor.

By the traditional standards of sexual morality, they have been comparatively minor.

As failures go, the Central Intelligence Agency's inability to pick up hints of Mr. Kim's death was comparatively minor.

And while the losses that followed — my 17-year marriage, our "dream house," my job, several friends — were comparatively minor, collectively it was devastating.

Offenses tend to be comparatively minor and ephemeral.

Losses from uninoculated controls (treatments F-I) were comparatively minor.

We also know that the effects of that change in Europe will be comparatively minor, except for some coastal regions.

Despite the proliferation of its artists, Greece's worldwide footprint in electronic music has been comparatively minor.