Sentence examples for do comparatively from inspiring English sources

The moths do comparatively little damage in North America.

Germany, France or Britain can do comparatively little to contain Russian meddling.

Miners too do comparatively well, up to $1,000 (though some are poorly paid).

How can the rest of the school system be improved?The formerly white state schools still do comparatively well.

Meanwhile, some of the world's poorer states do comparatively well: Botswana, Bhutan, Cape Verde, and Rwanda all appear among the 50 "cleanest" countries.

The evolutionary theorist Sarah Blaffer Hrdy proposes that one reason the offspring of much-marrying Pimbwe women do comparatively well is that the children end up with a widened circle of caretakers.

Their IPOs have done comparatively well.

Glasgow and Dundee universities did comparatively better by recruiting just over 10% of their students from that band.

The SNP did comparatively well out of the current electoral system, having won 4.7% of the vote but 56 MPs.

In this view -- and in many opinion polls -- the economy is killing Democrats, even in states doing comparatively well.

The Reader is one of the Oscar contenders that's done comparatively well at the box office, although its £4.74m total is dwarfed by Slumdog Millionaire's £22.97m.