Sentence examples for comparatively friendly from inspiring English sources

Both Japan and South Korea, which have been comparatively friendly with North Korea, closed ranks today with the United States, protesting the North Korean revelation.

Not surprisingly, white politicians – even in the comparatively friendly environment of 1850s Massachusetts – generally refused to take the steps Morris demanded.

Another source close to the president cited Libya's comparatively friendly political environment.

The visit to France, the first by an Iranian president since 1999, will provide opportunities to smooth over particularly awkward relations with a country that has historically been comparatively friendly.

In this comparatively camp-friendly landscape, "Drag Race" may seem like nothing new.

The large, comparatively business-friendly environmental groups that have been proponents of trading schemes will lose ground, with organisations closer to the grassroots, and perhaps with a taste for civil disobedience, gaining power.

Booking the least expensive rooms through Expedia in mid-January, I wound up paying $861.17 a night at the Armani; $746.75 at the Bulgari Hotel; and an average of $342.09 at the comparatively budget-friendly Maison Moschino, another designer hotel in Milan that opened in 2010.

While much more expensive, the lyocell process substantially reduces the environmental threats associated with the viscose process and thus, comparatively eco-friendly because the amine oxides are reported to be non-toxic to humans beings.