Sentence examples for comparatively, it's from inspiring English sources

"Comparatively, it's considered safer," she said.

Even though, comparatively, it's maybe very little, but for us, to have an apartment we can afford on our own, and a car that doesn't break down every few months, and the ability to order out once in a while, that seems like a whole lot.

Comparatively, it's easier and quicker for humor to thrive in the internet space, particularly in social/viral videos.

Comparatively, it's far cheaper to dive into this emerging market than to develop more expensive traditional programs.

So comparatively, it's a Raphael.

Comparatively, it's one of the better ones".

Comparatively, it took Lollipop, Android's latest operating system, five months to achieve just 12percentt adoption.

But think again, think comparatively: let's contrast pop with other commercial art forms such as film or fiction.

Whether it's R. Buckminster Fuller's dark, futuristic Dome Over Manhattan from 1961 or Frank Gehry's comparatively more pragmatic original design for the Guggenheim, these blueprints and architectural renderings allow us to imagine what New York could have looked like.

"The region's been a comparatively low-wage area and so it's had a strong manufacturing base for many years," he says.

"It's Fine by Me" is slighter than Petterson's later work, and comparatively unmenaced by the threat of failure.