Sentence examples for comparatively quite from inspiring English sources

"It's clear there are lots of ageing workers staying put, and compulsory redundancies are actually comparatively quite low," he said.

After Gordon Strachan's spending spree last year it has been a comparatively quite summer at the Riverside Stadium.

Although this is only one day later than in the screen of Kasarskis et al.[10], we identified a comparatively quite different set of mutants.

Yet compared to samples of H. habilis, H. rudolfensis, and H. erectus, the teeth of H. naledi are comparatively quite small, similar in dimensions to much later samples of Homo.

18 Four major difficulties with the extant studies have been the selectiveness of sampling, small samples, variability in the severity of the concussion (in particular, that many concussions sustained in sporting activities are comparatively quite mild) and the lack of good controls or test norms.

Quite comparatively, I can find still find decent airport food--follow the pilots on this one--and find a nice spot to grab a drink before the flight for $30, except I've got more variety and options on the outside.

Comparatively, MECPM performs quite well on most interaction models (including the difficult five-way) and the three-way interactions and 4 e)), except for model 1).

Comparatively, this figure is quite small as compared to other psychiatric disorders [ 10].

Thus, outside the Soviet-era contributions, Central Asia has remained a comparatively lightly studied although quite fertile area of musical investigation.

In this study a novel method for a direct evaluation of the emissivity of common building finishing materials by means of ITT is presented, using a portable instrument affording a comparatively fast but still quite accurate procedure.

Each account described the attacks on a comparatively narrow front, where quite often the reporting officer wrongly assumed that a general assault was in progress.