Sentence examples for has comparatively few from inspiring English sources

Compared to other Deep South states, Texas has comparatively few plantations standing as historical beacons of the Civil War.

Britain has "comparatively few new doctors".

For starters, the country has comparatively few roads, which fragment wildlife habitat.

It has comparatively few claims because the wealthy often take special precautions to protect belongings.

Europe, however, has comparatively few species of trees & its damp, mild, cloudy autumn weather does little for their leaves.

As a relatively young company, Google has comparatively few patents that it can use for such deals.

As a general rule, though, the South Bay has comparatively fewer African Americans than the northern and eastern Bay Area counties, and that remains true today as it did historically.

In the detoxification process with cow urine, it was observed that the unprocessed drug of A. heterophyllum (see Figure 4A) has comparatively fewer peaks than the processed drug (Figure 4C) and the urine filtrate (Additional file 2: Figure S2-A of the additional data file).

The Democratic gubernatorial candidates had comparatively few differences over policy.

Strauss's early chamber works have had comparatively few advocates, and there are few recordings currently in print.

— many parts of South Florida have comparatively few constraints, meaning that the supply of housing can expand seemingly without limit.