Sentence examples for for now comparatively from inspiring English sources
For now, comparatively low gas prices of less than $3 a gallon are helping the industry.
But I stretch every day – every hour if I have to – and at 52, I rather like that I'm now comparatively supple for my age.
The most conspicuous pattern becomes visible for wild barley, which is now comparatively higher in horizons V and IV, while other large-seeded grasses, goatgrass in particular, decrease.
Among patients surviving for 28 days after AMI, the annual mortality rates are now comparatively low at approximately 1%.
Because of the immersion schools, the Maori and Hawaiian languages are now comparatively healthy.
Of course, for now, if you're comparatively big — let's say bigger than a few human cells — you're too big to be rendered invisible using current technology.
These interactions are comparatively shallow, but they're enough for now.
China has evolved into a comparatively manageable military competitor, at least for now.
But for now Republicans are relying more on drawing personal contrasts between the 72-year-old Republican war hero and his comparatively inexperienced Democratic rival, who at 47 is bidding to become the first African-American president.
With 498,000 in that age group without a job, an analysis by the House of Commons library for Labour shows that young people now fare comparatively worse than at any point since 1992.
