Sentence examples for comparatively serious from inspiring English sources

Gilbert finally proposed a comparatively serious opera, to which Sullivan agreed.

Conventional heavy oil recovery method of saturated steam injection at heel-point of horizontal wellbores is facing comparatively more serious fingering phenomenon.

Britain's universities are comparatively good.

Credit Suisse had been looking comparatively good.

While formation of inhibitors directed against factor IX, FIX, resulting from hemophilia B treatment is comparatively rare, a serious complication that is often associated with additional immunotoxicities, e.g. anaphylaxis, occurs.

Further reports of comparatively rare but serious complications (Pandit et al. 2008, Hart et al. 2009, Ollivere et al. 2009) have probably also contributed to this tendency.

Although the incident was comparatively mild it raises serious doubts for me about police behaviour.

There is plenty of crime in New Parks, but mugging and serious violence are comparatively rare.

(GP; FG2) Communicating the results of patients with chronic conditions appeared comparatively straightforward; despite potentially more serious outcomes, diagnostic testing appeared less well regulated.

Civilian prosecutors have enormous power to press whatever charges they want, forcing defendants to accept serious charges that are, comparatively, lenient.

Remanding him in custody, the district judge said Assange faces "serious" allegations and has "comparatively weak community ties in this country".