Sentence examples for comparatively high and from inspiring English sources

It said: We think that Persimmon's shares are most likely to underperform from here as their valuation is already comparatively high, and as we believe that the company is the most exposed to areas of high public sector employment.

Countries with debt-to-GDP ratios of over 120%—such as Britain and America in the post-war period—still enjoyed comparatively high and stable growth rates in spite of having towering, though more importantly, declining, debt levels.Strangely, that should be good news for Europe today, with its high sovereign-debt levels.

Costs Interest rates on margin loans are comparatively high and are usually tiered.

With the comparatively high (and rising) international profile of contemporary Indian art, it's surprising that Pakistan's art scene hasn't received more attention.

At a concentration of 1.0% leaf extract solution, the peak was comparatively high and less broad, suggesting the stability and small size of the silver nanoparticles [28,29].

In this facility, fire hazards are comparatively high and even a single fire accident may be catastrophic due to the congested and complex layout of the facility.

However, in the case of GDC0.2 and EyDC0.2, the values of dielectric constants are comparatively higher and since the lattice constants are comparatively larger, the inter ionic distances must be larger compared to that of DyDC0.2 and HDC0.2.

The development of "dystrophic catagen" indicates TAK1-deletion-induced follicular damage is comparatively higher and similar to those of high dose cyclophosphamide-induced alopecia.

PMM-1 genes generally had intact ORF, their transcript levels in the vegetative and reproductive organs were comparatively higher, and their protein products were all biochemically active.

Costs associated with formal health services are comparatively higher, and the unavailability of drugs at the facility (which is perceived as offering poor services) is the main reasons for not choosing formal care as a first point of contact.

Yet anecdotal evidence suggests that the rate of such arrangements is higher in Westchester, New York City and other places where housing costs are comparatively high -- and in Westchester, where homes are bigger than they are in the city, it's easier to do.