Sentence examples for at a comparative from inspiring English sources
Join Alberto Diaz-CayeroStanford Universityiny, in discussion at a Comparative Democracy Seminar Series event.
It unveiled a less expensive version of itself, called Portico, to entice existing and new members — at a comparative bargain.
Most of these aimed at a comparative measure of moisture damage, either via visual observations from field data or comparative laboratory tests.
Each country benefits by specializing in those occupations in which it is relatively efficient; each should export part of that production and take, in exchange, those goods in whose production it is, for whatever reason, at a comparative disadvantage.
This, together with his dialectic scheme, led to a general theory of religions, which though dated, much too neat, and based on imperfect information, nevertheless represents an important attempt at a comparative treatment, and one that was evolutionary.
Thus a purchaser, if he was so inclined, could have acquired all the necessary parts and technical information necessary to build a silenced submachine gun the size of a large pistol capable of firing 1,200 rounds a minute at a comparative whisper.
The Peachoid A comparative baby at 22 years old, the Peachoid in Gaffney, S.C., has become the signature structure of this peach-growing town.
I was at a comparative-cognition conference recently, and many of those same people were there.
Commentators argue that a half a century later James Frazer's The Golden Bough accomplished what Casaubon aims at, a comparative-evolutionary account of the development of "primitive" magic and religion.
That said, one of the main headwinds to US corporate profits – falling oil prices – will stop being an obstacle, at least on a comparative basis, starting in the second half of this year.
The scope of this work is aimed not only at presenting a comparative performance assessment of different Basalt FRCM systems, but also at providing meaningful criteria to reliably design and analyse retrofit applications.
