Sentence examples for become comparatively from inspiring English sources

Dr. Lycett said that, since his data were collected a couple of years ago, basic cell phones have become comparatively cheap and practically universal.

They have become comparatively cheap, but can carry with them pests and diseases that would not be found in plants propagated legally.

By their former tariff the duties imposed on our manufactures were on a scale which was subject to gradual reduction, and in 1840 the rates had become comparatively moderate.

With operations in 40 countries, Harney says, the company has flexibility if the renminbi appreciates and goods become comparatively less cheap as a result.

The wavenumber spectra of shaped piezo-actuators are generally dominated by line moments, except at low wavenumbers where the effect of the point and line forces become comparatively more pronounced.

The decision to have a second child was made after the family's economic condition improved, and the income from years of out-migration enable "the family to build a two-story house, buy a car, build a garage, and become comparatively well-off".

Our final walking day began with the usual long climb but, as the terrain flattened, the going became comparatively easy.

As things turned out, picking up Weyman without going to his Brooklyn home became comparatively easy for the New York police to accomplish.

There's so many points around, life was good but once you are outside the top 50, life becomes comparatively difficult.

In the same way, Schrödinger set out to find a wave equation for matter that would give particle-like propagation when the wavelength becomes comparatively small.

He meant his title, and his critical judgment leaves much to be desired ("Hitchcock's best movies were made in England, before he came to Hollywood, where his moviemaking became comparatively flabby"), but his reporting is revelatory if he doesn't capture the artistry, he certainly captures the idiosyncrasies of the place, those who made it, and, for that matter, those who covered it.