"comparably tiny" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is small or compact in relation to other things, but still has a notable size or significance. It is often used when making comparisons between two or more objects or ideas. Example: "Although the country's population is comparably tiny compared to other nations, its contributions to scientific research are significant."
However, The King's Speech (£45.7m), Tom Hooper's Oscar-winning film about King George VI's struggles to overcome a debilitating stammer, and TV transfer The Inbetweeners (£45m), were not so far behind, despite being produced on comparably tiny budgets.
Hopefully, with or without the suped-up BFI trailer, new generations of film lovers will continue to give 2001 the chance to blow their comparably tiny little minds.
Maydaa Abo El Nadar, a journalist at the small English-language Daily News Egypt, says that the comparably tiny English-speaking news outlets in Egypt have a bit more leeway in their reporting.
This is due in large part to their unusual skulls, which feature elongate, horse-like faces ending in a squared snout and a comparably short arcade of tiny, narrow-crowned teeth [34].
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He struggled to compare the odor to something comparably offensive.
By the end of the 20th century, these three activities accounted for just a tiny fraction of the gross domestic product (GDP) and employed a comparably small segment of the workforce.
However, environmental advocates who have pushed for natural gas buses immediately criticized the study, saying that while it might show that natural gas and hybrid buses can produce comparably low levels of the pollution known as particulate matter, it did not analyze the toxic qualities of those tiny particles.
Birdlife is comparably diverse.
All were comparably priced, between $15 and $23.
"The musicians are comparably coy or arrogant.
