Sentence examples for even comparatively from inspiring English sources

As has been known for decades, modern birds are dinosaurs (even comparatively rubbish birds like chickens).

But even comparatively simple cases without capital penalty issues are proceeding slowly.

Profanities of four letters, even comparatively mild ones, were not yet permissible in publications of general circulation.

No Kennedy scion – not even comparatively downmarket ones as William Kennedy Smith or Michael Skakel – would be apprehended in a disheveled Puerto Vallarta condo ordering Domino's.

But even comparatively well-equipped Western forces, such as Britain's, have been stretched to find enough machines.The situation is even more acute for the United Nations.

"Even comparatively wealthy families in Kampala are affected by E coli in the water but they don't use the original type of filter because it does not look very nice.

Such attenuated pragmatism, whether genuine or strategic, may have done more for Candidate Rowland during his three elections than even his comparatively enormous sums of campaign cash -- $5.1 million this year, compared with Mr. Curry's $1.5 million.

Even in comparatively unbuttoned performances, the listener should be able to write down the printed rhythm.

Even the comparatively expansive "How Soon is Now?", allowing for choral repetitions, contains only 122 words.

Even in comparatively cosmopolitan New York the prospect of an all-boy class is rare enough to attract notice.

But the disclosure underscores how even a comparatively open Chinese state-owned company can be a Pandora's box.