Sentence examples for comparatively, he from inspiring English sources

There are a lot of teams out there hacking away on event-sharing apps (Facebook, for one, recently launched "Suggested Events" to help you discover new events), but when we asked Plancast founder Mark Hendrickson what his impressions were, he said that, comparatively, he thinks UpTo has some serious potential.

"It's not so bad here, comparatively," he said.

He got off comparatively lightly, he considers, reflecting on the fate of Thomas Becket, murdered in the cathedral on 29 December 1170.

"It was comparatively easy," he says.

All that is left is a gaping hole, although one doctor assures him that, comparatively speaking, he is lucky.

Ms. Sunshine's price was comparatively low, he said, because she bought one of the smaller duplexes.

The upper reaches of the market have been comparatively quiet, he added, with prices down 10 to 15 percent.

"The old political parties, the Christian Democratic Party and the Communist Party, represented broad ideologies and their leaders were comparatively unimportant," he said.

After buying his first building, on Lexington Avenue, Mr. Perez learned that making money from real estate was comparatively easy, he said.

Even Mr Wilders was comparatively conciliatory; he warned people against attacking mosques, saying they should be "safe places".The quiet on the Dutch right, however, is unlikely to last, says Chris Aalberts, an expert on the PVV.

At the start of the program, Waschbusch noted, Michael's behavior was comparatively good: he would sometimes jump up from his desk or run around the classroom but would only rarely have to be forcibly removed, as often happened with the wildest children.