Sentence examples for as comparatively negative from inspiring English sources

This situation, however, is not as comparatively negative as it might seem at first.

Microsoft views its Scroogled ads as comparative, not negative, a perspective that I can't share as I felt that Apple's 'comparative' ads were comparatively negative, and slightly petty.

"A market with excessively loose capital is a comparatively negative one for great businesses and entrepreneurs," Gurley says.

The alternative, reflecting sunlight, was presented as comparatively easy.

Ahmadinejad, then Tehran's mayor, won in part because he was viewed as comparatively less corrupt.

Paddlefish, seen as comparatively abundant, are being used to fill the void.

Mr. Liu and many other workers interviewed described the working conditions as comparatively decent.

Most extra cash has gone to children and pensioners, both regarded as comparatively deserving (see chart).

Religious activists, long regarded by corporate insiders as comparatively unsophisticated, have become more organized and focused.

Queensland in particular, along with Western Australia and the Northern Territory, are regarded as comparatively conservative.

The risk of selection bias may thus be regarded as comparatively minor in our study.