Sentence examples for comparatively good at from inspiring English sources

Those are the sorts of vital memory skills that they depended on, which probably helps explain why we are comparatively good at remembering visually and spatially.

For all the rejoicing, though, the presence of an heir (Prince Charles) and two spares (Princes William and the newly hatched George Alexander Louis) puts a peculiar institution in a peculiar position.Britain is comparatively good at giving opportunities to the young.

The results have shown comparatively good agreement at the level within 0.2 ns.

RC has comparatively good blast resistant performance compared to other building materials.

The prognosis of cases with MNA detected by MSPN might be comparatively good though prognoses cannot be compared because the researches the survival rates of cases detected clinically and cases detected by MSPN did not investigated at the same time.

At the size and price, the sound is comparatively good; overall it's adequate if you don't try to play it at its loudest volumes, where sound becomes painfully distorted.

Britain's universities are comparatively good.

Children were in comparatively good condition.

As for the aquarium itself, though the price of admission was raised and a submarine simulator exhibition -- supposed to open at that time -- is still under construction, the facility is having a comparatively good year.

"Overall, a mixed quarter, yet the long-term growth with GSK continues to look comparatively good".

When that projection was made in 2006, the times seemed comparatively good.