Sentence examples for but a comparatively from inspiring English sources

Health and Hygiene establishments have a peak at 10 AM but a comparatively high number of deliveries around 4 PM, compared to all other categories.

But a comparatively small number are equipped with ANPR technology.

Why should revenue share have, apparently, very little effect on that output relationship but a comparatively enormous effect on the relationship between outputs in western Europe and America?

It was but a comparatively short step from Matisse's large coloured-paper collages to the disarmingly simple decorative windows in Vence, but the way Matisse used them to create an enchanting play of colour in the chaste white space of the chapel is masterful.

Mandatory disclosure is an intrusion on the free market, but a comparatively benign one.

For example, Food and Drinks establishments have a peak around 8 AM but a comparatively lower number of deliveries in the afternoon period.

Atmospheric tides are detectable meteorological phenomena but are a comparatively minor component in atmospheric motions.

The wheel-turned forms are elegantly simple but have a comparatively coarse, homespun quality.

Their country is notorious for savage mob violence, but has a comparatively low level of violent crime.

Braveheart enjoyed sell-out audiences in Scotland but grossed a comparatively modest $75m worldwide; by comparison the lowest grossing Pixar film, A Bug's Life, took $163m.

Giteau should have put the Wallabies into a healthy halftime lead but missed a comparatively easy penalty and then sliced a drop goal attempt wide of the posts in first-half injury time.