Intended for comparatively placid harbor waters, the rail floats swung wildly on their lines.
The direct injections of cash would be for comparatively healthy banks.
Many of Benghazi's 1.3 million inhabitants have abandoned their homes for comparatively safer neighborhoods.
A surrounding of crushed rock or the like works best for comparatively static lumps like spring bulbs and dahlia tubers.
"Once you've done these complicated procedures, you get a lot of confidence for comparatively small challenges," Dr. Garvey said.
Or a scheme that is just awfully, awfully risky, for comparatively little gain, in case your team go and win?
During the good years thousands of people from the interior of Mexico migrated to sprawling border cities like Juárez, looking for comparatively good jobs in the bustling factories.
We can increase our term life insurance for comparatively little money — $1 million of term life costs about $700 a year.
Records, like books, can be made for comparatively small groups of customers — in contrast to the mass audience of radio and television — and the grownups still have a fighting chance.
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If you remember, local Balinese people were not allowed the dubious pleasure of drinking and dancing with him or, indeed, anyone else in this particular place; it was a bar for comparatively rich, white, foreigners only.
