Sentence examples for has changed comparatively from inspiring English sources

Castilian was least subject to this fashion, and, because its phonology has changed comparatively little since the Middle Ages (when its spellings became more or less fixed), it has few orthographic problems today.

The Occitan dialects have changed comparatively little since the Middle Ages, though now French influence is increasingly evident.

Pakistan 81-2 (Akmal c Schiferli b Seelaar 41) The left-arm spinner Seelaar has changed ends but he remains comparatively parsimonious.

There has been comparatively little consideration of the impact that the changes to undergraduate curricula might have on postgraduate academic performance.

My attitude to those quaint sepia photographs started to change and this process was accelerated when I read that there has been comparatively little work done on emotions since the late 19th century.

The orchestra has been comparatively unaffected by the sagas of resignations and management changes that have overtaken the Liverpool Culture Company, but even so, Petrenko has had to put his foot down.

These changes in OND MAM seasons will alter agricultural calendar and productivity in Ijara given traditionally OND rainfall has been comparatively higher.

It still has a comparatively minor role.

Urban growth has been comparatively slow, however.

OBS_ID 5701 has a comparatively low value for FP_TEMP.

Certainly, though, China has had comparatively brisk Internet growth.