Sentence examples for has been comparatively good from inspiring English sources

Still, that the statistical relationship between job growth and re-election has been comparatively good in the past is reassuring.

Job growth has been relatively good in sectors like engineering and law offices; it has been comparatively weak in sectors like retail and restaurants, which tend to have high turnover.

Urban growth has been comparatively slow, however.

Mr. Hackenburg has been comparatively fortunate in this respect.

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

In fact, the response has been comparatively muted.

Others have not – including the role of universities as employers, which has been comparatively neglected.

The energy-absorbing features of them have been comparatively analyzed and the effect of basalt fiber has been comparatively studied.

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

This album may have been comparatively inexpensive to make.

Those outside may tell scientists we have been comparatively protected, but it is unlikely a young researcher trying to establish a lab and a group of one's own will feel in a good place.