Sentence examples for comparatively puny from inspiring English sources

Though Fonville won the 1950 Drake relays, his winning throw of 52 feet was described as "comparatively puny" compared to the 58 feet throws of Jim Fuchs that year.

After all, renewable sources, though safe, have only a comparatively puny output of power.

But that does not necessarily mean Facebook's fair market value is a comparatively puny $3.75 billion.

In the meantime we will have to use the comparatively puny power source known as the sun.

So far in this match they've been comparatively puny and manageable, only eating a few of the spectators in between bashing their serves.

Since then he's had a costume and, um, body change: Max is now played by Tom Hardy, who promises to bring more literal muscle to the role than the comparatively puny Mel Gibson.

But internet presence is relatively puny.

Even smaller, in fact, than the relatively puny Planetary Resources.

Even the relatively puny Escherichia coli (1 × 2 µM) actively monitors its size.

The relatively puny successes of our brethren in oncology pale by comparison (although we have definitely turned the corner).

Yet it remains puny compared to AIPAC.