Sentence examples for had been comparatively from inspiring English sources
He knew he had been comparatively tough, but there is a limit.
Until the phone-hacking scandal erupted, Yates's three decades at Scotland Yard had been comparatively free of blemish.
Officials expressed surprise that sectarian violence was occurring in Quetta, a city where there had been comparatively few killings.
Although Trump rallies have long been marked by violence and unrest, they had been comparatively peaceful in recent months as the candidate has become increasingly scripted.
There had been comparatively little work done on the lasting impacts of mindfulness training, especially under conditions of high stress — the equivalent of evaluating the impact of a week of training on the results of a two-hundred-yard dash versus examining the effects of months of training on a marathon time.
Little has been said about biography since the Renaissance in Germany, Spain, Italy, Scandinavia, and the Slavic countries because, as in the case of Russia, there had been comparatively little biographical literature and because biographical trends, particularly since the end of the 18th century, generally followed those of Britain and France.
