Sentence examples for done comparatively better from inspiring English sources

Like the rest of the industry, Blue Nile has suffered sales were down 7.5% to $295 million in 2008 but it has done comparatively better than its collective online rivals, whose sales dropped an average 12%, according to comScore statistics.

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

Our model, therefore, finds Mr. Obama doing comparatively better than other forecasts in the national popular vote, but not as well in the individual states.

Ofcom said that while some of this was a result of changing viewing habits due to the internet, commercial radio stations and ITV were doing comparatively better than the BBC at attracting younger audiences.

Despite speculation that boys might do comparatively better this year, thanks to the reformed A-levels' emphasis on final exams, it's still the girls who are hogging the limelight with clean sweeps of top grades.

In terms of education, Muslim communities in 2011 are doing comparatively better than in 2001 but lag behind Sikhs and Hindus.

Furthermore, you forget that, whilst young black men have a problem, they do seem to perform comparatively better in places (and with fewer resources, I might add) where the role-modelling ethos is strong - Jamaica, for example.

It is conceivable that Panseq could perform comparatively better against Spine/AGEnt with different parameter settings.

Their IPOs have done comparatively well.

The moths do comparatively little damage in North America.

Still, startup finance is something the American economy does comparatively well.