Sentence examples for had a comparatively from inspiring English sources

For lung and colorectal cancer, case-mix had a comparatively small effect on the excess mortality rate ratio for EP compared with non-EP in the first month after diagnosis.

But Essex had a comparatively advanced set-up.

Gush Etzion had a comparatively good relationship with its Palestinian neighbours, he said.

Jewelry had a comparatively modest 4.5 percent increase online, according to SpendingPulse.

Archaeological finds since 1950 suggest that prehistoric mainland Southeast Asia, including Cambodia, had a comparatively sophisticated culture.

One recent Wednesday, she had a comparatively short workday, attending a class and three rehearsals over more than eight hours.

My parents had had a comparatively short time together before he was called up, and their preoccupation was with each other rather than with their two children.

McLaren have had a comparatively disappointing season, with their title hopes being dashed by a string of mechanical and technical failures.

Froome, meanwhile, had a comparatively calm day as the peloton wended its way over two enormous Alpine cols, the 21 kilometre Glandon and 19 kilometre Madeleine.

The situation comedy had been an enormously popular program type on radio, but it had a comparatively slow start on TV.

Ice.com this year had a comparatively conservative shipping deadline, of midnight Dec. 14, for those who chose free United States Postal Service delivery.