Sentence examples for comparatively small scale from inspiring English sources

Or they operated on a comparatively small scale.

According to Arbor Networks, a security firm, the attack was "comparatively small scale".

Zinc sulfate and zinc chloride are used in a wide range of comparatively small-scale applications.

He is entering a different world to the comparatively small-scale affairs of British politics and Whitehall; he is swapping Downing Street for the White House and scandals such as "pastygate" for the bigger politics of the world's superpower.

But the majority, and probably the best, of his work, consists of comparatively small-scale portraits of guys - often loners, certainly misfits - people with a jumble of identities trying to figure out who they are: Being John Malkovich is the apotheosis of this.

There are moments here and there, not just including the surprisingly large-scale production values on a comparatively small-scale budget and not just the occasionally clever kill scenes or "Can you top this?" gross-out.

But it is relatively small scale.

Bouquets, therefore, were comparatively small, to be in scale with their setting.

Intuition and general knowledge suggests that symmetrical phenomena should happen in comparatively large scale, but in small scale, random fluctuations should be dominant.

The scale of this particular issue may comparatively small.

There was a discrepancy in the current survey between the motor outcome of GPi-DBS and the comparatively small effect on disability as assessed using the BFMDRS disability scale.