Sentence examples for comparatively only from inspiring English sources

Comparatively, only a quarter (26%) of non-Cuban Latinx voted the same.

Comparatively, only 17percentt of blacks say conditions are better in their community now than they were pre-Katrina, and 50percentt say they're worse.

Comparatively, only a small amount of Cu was cleared by kidney in both treatment groups.

Comparatively, only 4% of intestinal metaplasia and 9% of "indefinite for dysplasia" microdissected targets were characterized as having a high ML.

Comparatively, only 44percentt of fathers have less than primary school education, 16 percent have completed primary, and about 40percentt have completed secondary or higher education.

Comparatively, only 64% of ambulance records were identified in a recent national audit of stroke care which does not use such methods.

He scored three further fifties for Middlesex and once took five wickets in an innings, but bowled comparatively rarely, only once bowling more than 13 overs in an innings.

Until comparatively recently, only 12 perfect numbers were known.

Ironically, metallic barium is comparatively light, only 30 percent denser than aluminum.

They lack the swaggering macho that pushes more traditional, arguably crueler male transgressions — having affairs, whoring, fathering children out of wedlock — into the comparatively (though only comparatively) safer territory of "boys will be boys" and "men are like that".

Although the funds the companies will hand over are comparatively small — only about 5 cents for each dollar in mortgages the companies buy — they may have significant ramifications for shareholders.