Sentence examples for comparatively more serious from inspiring English sources
Conventional heavy oil recovery method of saturated steam injection at heel-point of horizontal wellbores is facing comparatively more serious fingering phenomenon.
(GP; FG2) Communicating the results of patients with chronic conditions appeared comparatively straightforward; despite potentially more serious outcomes, diagnostic testing appeared less well regulated.
But because some victims of the hooks are comparatively rare, long lines are actually a more serious threat to biological diversity, contends Sandy Bartle, a biologist at the Museum of New Zealand in Wellington, who is his government's chief expert on the sea-bird problem.
Although campaigns are important and bring excitement to the political arena, many events that have serious consequences for citizens happen during comparatively more routine and humdrum periods throughout the year.
Thus, although the under 24 years age group has a larger crash risk than the over 65 years age group, the over 65 group drives comparatively fewer miles than the under 24 age group, but are more likely to suffer more serious or even fatal injuries, thereby having a higher measure of fragility and vulnerability.
'Serious' newspapers tend to be more serious in tone, politically diverse and have mostly middle-class readerships, while 'middle market' tabloids are comparatively less serious, attracting older, middle-class, right wing readers and tabloid newspapers are also less serious, tend to be more sensationalist, politically diverse and have mostly working-class readership.
