Sentence examples for comparatively rarely from inspiring English sources

It had targeted weapons that were comparatively rarely used in crimes.

For such a highly regarded folk singer, Maggie Boyle performed solo comparatively rarely.

Not before about 950 were β, μ, υ, ψ, and ω used, and still comparatively rarely.

Davis conducts the LSO comparatively rarely and doesn't quite have the rapport with them as he does with other ensembles.

That the question is often a loaded one is reflected in the fact that it's repeatedly asked of Barcelona and comparatively rarely asked of Espanyol.

For what is by any standards one of Schoenberg's greatest works, and one of the benchmarks of early 20th-century modernism, new recordings of Pierrot Lunaire come along comparatively rarely.

"Collaboration," in the criminal, not Pétainist, sense, seems to have been comparatively rare, or rarely necessary, and even more rarely prosecuted.

VENOMOUS mammals are comparatively rare.

Divorce at this level is comparatively rare.

Chlorapatite and carbonate-apatite are comparatively rare.

Hybrid eclipses are comparatively rare.