Sentence examples for has been comparatively easy from inspiring English sources

Being open about my own history of depression and problem drinking has been comparatively easy because I work for a mental health charity, the National Survivor User Network, which enables me to use my experience as an asset.

While it has been comparatively easy to include enough homeopathically treated patients it is difficult to recruit conventionally treated patients, as they and their physicians lack incentive.

When it comes to Trump, it is easy to vilify and jump on the backlash bandwagon, but it has been comparatively more difficult for Americans to vocalize their mortification for what has already happened.

Urban growth has been comparatively slow, however.

Mr. Hackenburg has been comparatively fortunate in this respect.

Mr. Callahan, by contrast, has been comparatively open.

"Longstanding campaigners such as Nigel Farage and Alan Johnson have been comparatively marginalised.

This album may have been comparatively inexpensive to make.

But his cuts to state services have been comparatively ideological.

The Ofcom chief executive has said it would be "comparatively easy" to take responsibility for the wholesale regulation of the BBC – but that ultimately it was a matter for parliament.

Because relevant atmospheric model data had been archived, it was comparatively easy to run HYSPLIT with the same information for the Te Maari eruption as would be available for an eruption today.