Sentence examples for has comparatively easy from inspiring English sources

The south of the basin has comparatively easy communications to eastern Yunnan and to Sichuan province and is on the main route southwestward to Myanmar Burmaa).

We don't know why Vodacom has comparatively small tax bills, but it may be something to do with its easy access to tax havens.

Britain has "comparatively few new doctors".

He has comparatively enlightened opinions (science, etc).

The Continent has comparatively weak earthquakes.

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.

Specialists in a particular composer or era have it comparatively easy.

You see, the "remain" camp had it comparatively easy; they were simply arguing for the status quo.

Back in the day, anti-establishment music had it comparatively easy.

Because of the historically close relationship between the two countries, Chinese nationals have a comparatively easy time entering.