Sentence examples for has remained comparatively from inspiring English sources

Playboy, while losing circulation, has remained comparatively buoyant; its net revenues in 2000 fell by 12percentntoto $307.7m, compared with 1999, and the company posted a net loss of $47.6m compared with a $5.3m loss in 1999.

One devil crab ingredient has remained comparatively constant: Cuban bread.

Its nuclear force, however, has remained comparatively small since its inception.

In contrast, Cape Horn has remained comparatively understudied until the end of the 20th century.

Mr. Obama's team has remained comparatively stable, but his 18-month trek has required adjustments of its own.

Largely thanks to Tremonti's insistence on fiscal rigour, Italy has remained comparatively unscathed by the financial hurricane blowing through southern Europe.

The people who have protested past escalations of the war have remained comparatively silent during this most recent escalation..

His work has been bought by notable private collectors and important museums in America and Europe, but the prices of his art have remained comparatively low.

The increasing incidence of cancer in India has mirrored trends in developed countries, although the rates for major sites, such as female breast cancer have remained comparatively low.

Incidence rates in both black and white males increased during the mid-1990s, but have since decreased, whereas the incidence rates in white females have remained comparatively stable over time.

Much of Europe has remained a comparatively healthy market for RIM.