Sentence examples for changed comparatively from inspiring English sources

Because September 11th reaffirmed old attitudes rather than created new ones, political life changed comparatively little.

During the 3,000 years of the ancient Egyptian culture, costume changed comparatively little and very slowly.

The Occitan dialects have changed comparatively little since the Middle Ages, though now French influence is increasingly evident.

From the 15th century until the modernization of Turkey soon after 1918, the basic garments of the general population changed comparatively little.

Castilian was least subject to this fashion, and, because its phonology has changed comparatively little since the Middle Ages (when its spellings became more or less fixed), it has few orthographic problems today.

One-year mortality in UAP patients aged <65 years changed comparatively little over time, ranging between 1% and 2%.

(Deadspin, in maybe the only amusing thing to come out of this news story, responded with a visual aid to show exactly why many experts believe this indeed was "chump change", comparatively speaking).

The objective of the study was to investigate the effects of hormonal changes comparatively on tension-type headache (TTH) and migraine, in a population-based sample.

The aim of this work is to study landscape changes, comparatively, by focusing on three coastal sedimentary landscapes in the Canary Islands Spainn).

This does not change the comparatively high number of purines in the polypyrimidine tract or the status of exon 5b as weak (and requiring splice activation).

The BBC later changed that to the comparatively tame "Military tactics in 'US war zone.'".