Sentence examples for comparatively huge from inspiring English sources

The finished products are comparatively huge, with some proteins made of 25,000 atoms, compared with the 21 atoms found in a molecule of aspirin.

Male baboons are comparatively huge and nasty.

There is also a salary and health benefits, a package that adds up to a comparatively huge $280,000.

I thought: If you can get enough blood through a small butterfly needle filling a small tube to do the necessary tests, why must we jab big needles into adults and fill comparatively huge tubes to do the same assessments?

This puts South Beach third behind the comparatively huge Mid-Manhattan brandh and the Main Branch at 42nd Street, which combined for nearly 4 million visitors last year, compared with South Beach's 73,000.

Using the method, Dr Chakrabarti found a set of ripples that indicate a comparatively huge satellite galaxy, 260,000 light-years from the centre of the galaxy.

Yes, the picture quality is great because the D300s uses great lenses, and a huge (comparatively) sensor.

For one thing its focus is comparatively narrow (though still insanely huge).

Haslam, who is a former corporate financier, believes that balancing such huge debt on comparatively little equity would be judged by an auditor as "high risk".

Like other industrial wastewater, dyestuff containing industrial effluents is produced in huge amounts with comparatively high flow rates.

Harry: Right, but a Narnia film still costs one hundred million dollars to produce, and may not make its money back, whereas something like Left Behind is comparatively inexpensive and generates a huge amount of money no matter what, because the producers don't need to court an audience outside their built-in market.