Sentence examples for comparatively moving from inspiring English sources

The anxiety in Australia is that while our AIS has become a model for the western world, we are suffering early-adopter's syndrome: we are standing still while the others are, comparatively, moving forwards with newer facilities and fresher approaches.

Hostage-taking is a business, a speculative one, fueled by people like me — the wandering targets, the fish out of water, the comparatively rich moving against a backdrop of poor.

Public transport is poor and even recent initiatives such as a trans-Jakarta bus lane are inefficient and even contribute to the problem by clogging intersections and reducing road space while moving comparatively small numbers of people.

On my left men were getting hit but on my right a handful of men were moving forward comparatively untouched".

This records the moving object comparatively sharply against a blurred background and emphasizes the impression of speed.

Mr. Hafetz moved comparatively quickly through the other charges in the case.

C.G.I. animation is a wonderful thing, but, on the downside, it makes convincing dance moves comparatively simple to create.

At home, despite an impressive Republican performance in the mid-term elections, public opinion has moved comparatively little.

They live in surroundings which, historically, have favoured innovation, have proved resilient in the face of shocks and between which it is comparatively simple to move when things get too bad.

Movement blur can be reduced, even with comparatively slow shutter speeds, by moving the camera (panning) to follow the subject during the exposure.

But there's something to be said for proving your design in a comparatively easily accessed market and moving up, rather than trying to invent an air taxi business from scratch.