Sentence examples for has worked comparatively from inspiring English sources

In other words, take health care coverage for retirees out of the hands of the U.S. government, where it has worked comparatively well, and shift it to the private market, which has proven to be a high-cost failure for most everyone else.

The whole thing isn't as funny as it could have been, and would perhaps have worked better played comparatively straight.

By war's end, comparatively few people had worked under Social Security long enough to qualify for benefits.

I asked why he had refused medicine, saying it had transformed my life, and he replied: "I've got something that I think is comparatively mild and I've worked it into my life.

"Generally, biologists have worked with mice or drosophila fruit flies to test theories because they are comparatively short-lived and have a quick reproductive cycle, which allows you to study effects on many generations," she says.

Meter readers do not have to put up with children, they work comparatively little, and, more important, they have greater opportunity for corruption and are hence both better off and held in higher regard by society.

Because Ferry has translated the works of others so well and so prolifically, and because he works comparatively slowly, his original poems risk being overlooked.

He made comparatively little during Dewey & LeBoeuf's last years, and hasn't worked since its collapse.

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.

Extensive research has linked general personality factors to social attitudes, but there has been comparatively little work on the roles played by specific approach-avoidance personality factors, especially positive-approach ones.

Although semi-supervised learning has generated great interest for designing classifiers on static patterns, there has been comparatively fewer works on semi-supervised learning for structured outputs and in particular for sequences.