Sentence examples for comparatively large share from inspiring English sources

Lastly, workers above 45 years of age make up a comparatively small share of the short-run unemployed and a comparatively large share of the long-term unemployed, and this share is increasing with duration, so they appear to face a high conditional probability of ending up in VLTU.

The potential gains from agricultural trade liberalization for developing countries, although smaller in absolute terms, would be larger relative to gross domestic product (GDP) because agriculture constitutes a comparatively large share of their economies.

Irrigation use constitutes a comparatively large percentage of the total supply.

But this year "Fräulein Maria" has moved to the comparatively large stage of Dance Theater Workshop.

Being a comparatively large Danish city, Aarhus has received a fair share of immigrants from various cultures.

The power of the jaws is in part due to its comparatively large head.

It has a comparatively large genome (∼196 Kb) whose sequence was published in 2005 [2], encoding 239 open reading frames (ORFs), 20 of which share similarities with genes in their Synechococcus host including key photosynthesis genes.

The fine is a comparatively large one.

"Diversion of Angels" bloomed on the comparatively large Met stage.

It took some steep cuts, but is still comparatively large.

They live in comparatively large villages overseen by local chiefs.