Sentence examples for comparatively fine from inspiring English sources
While the rest of their business is doing comparatively fine, a 50percentt drop in business along with little, if anything, in terms of cellphones in stores or in the pipeline is quite disconcerting.
Degraded organic matter accumulated at 1500 and 2000 m where the comparatively fine sediments adsorb a greater proportion of available organic material than at shallower depths but limited delivery of surface primary productivity reduces overall food quality.
These cells are characteristically benign, feature a dense, granular cytoplasm, and a nucleus that tends to be ovular in shape, enclosing comparatively fine chromatin.
Franciscan clastic serpentinite mélanges have comparatively fine-grained matrix that crops out poorly, and when it does, it forms outcrops that appear powdery from a distance owing to the lack of large pieces of more intact rock (Wakabayashi, in press).
Comparatively finer powder was found in case of cryogenic grinding as analyzed using MaScontrol as well as through sieve analysis.
Here, slow-moving ice resulted in a relatively scarce release of subglacial debris at the shelf edge and the continental slope was subject to enhanced erosion and degradation with a comparatively higher production of relatively fine-grained turbidite flows.
Rather, regulatory officials, appointed by Obama, negotiated these comparatively trifling fines.
I met him at a time when he and his then wife, Sheila, seemed, for me, to epitomise everything that was fine about comparatively plain living and high thinking, even in a metropolis bubbling with temptations to serve mere fashion.
Mr. Kim's four-year sentence for embezzlement worth 300 billion won can be viewed as comparatively light, and his fine of 5.1 billion won represents a tiny fraction of the sum embezzled.
walks.walkingworld.com Distance 18 miles Start/finish Wooler to Holy Island Refreshment The White Swan This long but comparatively easy walk affords fine views and handsome scenery, but its real appeal lies in its connections to the seventh-century bishop and pilgrim St Cuthbert.
While he's being lauded for past laurels, he's also garnering kudos for his latest film, Everybody's Fine, a comparatively modest work that has recently been released after making a festival circuit tour -- most recently it had a special feature screening at the 2009 Denver Film Festival.
