Sentence examples for comparatively but from inspiring English sources

I'm not that old, comparatively, but as the progeny of series of male generations who coincidentally conceived a spread of children until quite late in life, I somehow had a grandfather, Frank, who was at the western front at Ypres in 1915.

With the decomposition of organic matter, the fraction of heavy metals increases comparatively, but the water-soluble fraction of metals may decrease due to the changes of ionic and oxidizing conditions of surrounding compost environment.

Uvular trills are comparatively rare but are used in some dialects of French, but not Parisian French.

She added that in Iran, sexual reassignment surgery is comparatively allowed – but it's embraced not as an acceptance but as an avoidance of queerness.

So it's somewhat odd that Pepsi's FruitWorks, a line of juice-based noncarbonated drinks that will compete with brands like the Triarc Beverage Group's Snapple and Coca-Cola's Fruitopia, is being introduced nationally this month with comparatively -- but deliberately -- little fanfare.

These interactions are comparatively shallow, but they're enough for now.

The second one, £26m, was comparatively high but in today's market another piece of positioning.

Injuries may be comparatively rare, but what about scary incidents that don't lead to injury?

Voices like Zakia's are still comparatively isolated, but they are beginning to make themselves heard.

He knew he had been comparatively tough, but there is a limit.

A mugging may be comparatively rare, but guests in the home are common around the holidays.