Sentence examples for comparatively, they from inspiring English sources

But because people think comparatively, they don't gain any benefit, they don't feel happier.

And, comparatively, they're drenched with fat and salt.

Some of these transgenic lines have already been useful to analyze early development, but comparatively they have been less effective as tools to characterize biological processes during postembryonic or larval stages, including regeneration and behavior because the early expression of Gal4-driven effector genes may disrupt the normal development of the target tissues [13], [14], [15], [16], [17].

Comparatively, they appeared less confident in reading the methods and the results of an article, as small proportions reported only partial understanding of the two sections (11.1% for methods and 17.8% for results).

In combining various mediums to from lifelike imagery, Garner allows her audience to question the way they view different materials and to query what they find attractive, and comparatively, what they find repulsive.

In fact, they are not in a bad position, comparatively, since they already own a flat on the other side of the road – "but just seeing what's happened to the prices there, in the past three months, puts the pressure on.

Ms. Harris doesn't make the islanders pure, just comparatively so; they're always guilty with an explanation.

His job as drugs adviser was to tell ministers how dangerous ecstasy and other banned drugs were, not how comparatively safe they were.

Although problems with the changeover  are comparatively rare, they are not new to the British camp: in the 2012 Worlds, the GB men's team sprint trio was disqualified for the same error in March.

"He might win a championship there, but comparatively, if they were in New York and that happened, there's a night-and-day difference as far as money, exposure, long-term marketing and branding," Paul said.

Nearly all surviving Gupta temples are comparatively small; they consist of a small cella (central chamber), constructed of thick and solid masonry, with a veranda either at the entrance or on all sides of the building.