Dress, hairstyle, sexual activity (more OR less).
Our economic geography is deeply polarised, and the fault lines run not just between cities and suburbs, but between comparatively rich cities and comparatively poor ones – and between the more or less advantaged and disadvantaged neighbourhoods within them.
When The Apprentice (in its spinoff-generating Celebrity Apprentice mode) went off the air for the final time in February, it was with 6.1 million viewers and a 5 rating (and to be clear, that comparatively low number is now more or less a sendoff with fireworks for network television, which has lost viewers by the truckload to cable, streaming, and possibly getting up from the couch).
These discrepancies may be due to the fact that mRNA molecules are comparatively unstable and may be more or less degraded during tissue handling [ 37].
Under the leadership of Vikram S. Pandit, Citi has devoted much of its resources and tied its hopes for future profitability to banking in developing countries, where there is comparatively more growth and less crippling economic uncertainty than in the United States.
No other version of this line is quite as democratically ringing, not even Machiavelli's, which states that the success of an invasion depends on the favore de' provinciali, a phrase rendered by Bull as "the goodwill of the inhabitants" and by other translators in more or less the same comparatively pedestrian way.
Her listenership may run deep, but it's comparatively small; still, all three nights had more or less full houses.
Back then, the Bulgarians regarded Belgrade, Serbia's capital, with its comparatively well-stocked shops and amenities, as more or less part of the West.
Because if you're trying to find a music recording, at least technologically this is comparatively simple because a music recording is more or less unique.
She displays more or less the same qualities in the public and (comparatively) private spheres.
