Sentence examples for have been comparatively from inspiring English sources

This album may have been comparatively inexpensive to make.

By the traditional standards of sexual morality, they have been comparatively minor.

So far, the numbers of ISIS fighters from the United States have been comparatively low.

"Longstanding campaigners such as Nigel Farage and Alan Johnson have been comparatively marginalised.

"Longstanding in-out campaigners such as Nigel Farage and Alan Johnson have been comparatively marginalised.

But on matters like these, they have been comparatively, if predictably, silent.

Contrary to Mr. Paul's assertions, accessibly costs for businesses and public facilities have been comparatively low.

Europe does not generally have that tradition; in response to the Syrian crisis, resettlement numbers have been comparatively tiny.

Manchester City and Chelsea have been comparatively serene in, unlike Arsenal and United, completing much of their transfer business.

So far the overall deaths have been comparatively low, about 130 reported dead, and most of them combatants.

But opinion among economists remains divided (and studies contradictory), because most recent minimum-wage increases have been comparatively modest.