Sentence examples for comparatively transparent from inspiring English sources
And they are, in important ways, captives of the past: The United States gets its AAA rating because of its track record — it has always paid, on time and in full — and because it has had a stable, comparatively transparent system of governance.
But Wikipedia, while it has grown something of a bureaucratic exoskeleton, remains at heart the most successful example of the public-service spirit of the wide-open Web: nonprofit, communitarian, comparatively transparent, free to use and copy, privacy-minded, neutral and civil.
But his interpretive modus operandi quickly became clear: whether the music was Scarlatti or Scriabin, Mr. Sudbin might begin with a comparatively light, transparent and finely balanced sound and gradually build toward a thicker, more robust texture, often with sharply focused, steely chordal passages.
While in some respects the UK's freedom of information system is far-reaching and transparent compared to many countries - for example, in the wide range of public bodies covered - there are other aspects where it is comparatively limited.
These "writings" provide very daunting and demanding paths of entry into Lacanian thinking (the annual seminars are comparatively more reader-friendly and transparent).
Transparent Fe2+:ZnS ceramics with comparatively high optical quality were successfully fabricated by two step sintering method combining hot pressing and post-HIP treatment.
Comparatively, the precursor BN powders in the solution completely deposited on the bottom of the bottle in several minutes, leaving a transparent solution, which is clearly due to the large lateral sizes of the bulk BN precursor.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
Many are comparatively shallow.
