Sentence examples for as a comparatively from inspiring English sources

But Germany had been regarded as a comparatively "clean" democracy.

These hit Somerville particularly hard as a comparatively young college without large wealth in land.

Keeping with our theme, Boston's Roger Clemens will always be remembered as a comparatively svelte, flame-throwing wonder.

It began as a comparatively simple idea: he was going to start a record label, called Andante.

As a comparatively fledgling medium, videogames are only now beginning to come to terms with their past, and to embrace it.

As a comparatively new company, founded in 1978, it has fewer overmanned factories with rusting equipment than many of the SOEs that originated in the Mao era.

Mean pH in a range of 6.6 7.7 might be favoring the immobilization of As but a comparatively low pH (3.9 5.9) within the root vicinity might enhance plant uptake.

In this study certain countries in Europe stood out as having a comparatively very high burden of non-typhoidal salmonellosis.

Both the Eastern and the Southern_N clades show much higher values of genetic diversity in populations north of the San Francisco Bay, suggesting colonization of today's islands as well as the San Francisco Peninsula was a comparatively recent event.

The college song as known today is a comparatively recent phenomenon.

In comparison to the billions being spent on bombs, this looks like a comparatively cheap as well as sane and effective way to solve a number of problems in one blow.