He said the figures were so comparatively small that it would be barely noticeable.
Sir Bevis of Hampton is arguably one of the most important non-Arthurian romances in Middle English, but it is only comparatively recently that it has received much scholarly or critical attention.
It's considered so comparatively gentle that it can be applied even after a crop's first shoots appear above the ground.
As a relatively young company, Google has comparatively few patents that it can use for such deals.
But he added that, at the moment, specialist shorting has reached such comparatively low levels that it would take more than derivatives to account for it.
The new work which M. Debussy brought forward yesterday afternoon - the set of three of symphonic sketches, "La Mer"- is comparatively fresh, seeing that it is as yet only three years old.
This finding is frequently cited by critics of Indian Point, who note that the spent fuel is housed outside the containment domes, in buildings that are comparatively vulnerable, and that it contains a host of extremely dangerous "fission products," including radioactive iodine, radioactive cesium, and strontium.
In a statement on its Facebook page, the temple said the mortality rate for tiger cubs at the temple was "comparatively low" and that it used to cremate dead cubs but a vet changed the policy in 2010 "probably to keep as proof against the allegations of selling cubs".
Therefore I chose to leave from Qamishli Airport, which is comparatively safer, knowing that it was the most expensive route," said Adib, now safely in Turkey.
Fortunately the sea remained low and comparatively smooth so that it was possible to open the inlet and let the water out".
