Sentence examples for comparatively soft from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere in Friday's draw, Italy got a comparatively soft draw, facing Paraguay, Slovakia and New Zealand in its group.

Enamel is a comparatively soft glass, a compound of flint or sand, red lead, and soda or potash.

Great is a process, proven over more than a comparatively soft stretch in the regular-season schedule.

After Lippi left Florence for Spoleto, Botticelli worked to improve the comparatively soft, frail figural style he had learned from his teacher.

This time last year I was in the Philippines following ominous reports that Mexico's infamous Sinaloa cartel was not only present but working with established Filipino-Chinese drug syndicates to take full advantage of the country's rampant police corruption, lax border controls and comparatively soft narcotic laws for the region.

The National Action Plan represents a comparatively soft regulatory instrument and most of the targets and measures it contains are not legally binding.

As percussion works go, "Legend" is not especially noisy: more often than not, the dominant timbre was woody and comparatively soft-edged rather than resounding.

Sales was arguably comparatively softer on Abbott than during her previous interview.

Like Ti-rich side, γ-matrix phase is comparatively softer at room temperature.

The shale was comparatively softer when immersed in TMAC bentonite mud.

Abraham Stanyan, who had been ambassador of England in Bern from 1705 to 1713, published in 1714 an extensive treatise entitled An account of Switzerland, in which he described the authorities' rule as particularly mild, mentioning explicitly the low taxation in comparison to other European states and giving as the reason for the comparatively soft-gloved government the fear of rebellions.