Politics came comparatively late into Whitehead's life.
Armitage began to exhibit and gain recognition comparatively late into his career, when he was 36.
It's angled upwards to take the pace out of the ball which subsequently drops comparatively gently into a bucket.
In this paper, multiple electric vehicle charging profiles are comparatively integrated into a 24-hour load demand in an economic and environment dispatch model.
By living candidly - and often testily - in the present, he created the prospect of a comparatively orderly transition into posterity.
Australian films tend to be hemmed into comparatively short seasons at independent cinemas, with fewer screening times.
The issues, and the enemies, have become more complex, and are quite different from the comparatively simple world into which Britain's secret services were born in 1909.
We had a relatively small budget, but it was really Eric who managed to turn a comparatively small budget into an 11-week schedule.
He drove a few comparatively simple returns into the net, so he started to hit the ball a little higher, a little harder.
He has great sympathy with the man who was born in southern Italy into comparatively humble circumstances, received the best education that his family could afford, and survived the violent upheavals of the last century BC.
