Sentence examples for have changed comparatively from inspiring English sources

The Occitan dialects have changed comparatively little since the Middle Ages, though now French influence is increasingly evident.

Castilian was least subject to this fashion, and, because its phonology has changed comparatively little since the Middle Ages (when its spellings became more or less fixed), it has few orthographic problems today.

Pakistan 81-2 (Akmal c Schiferli b Seelaar 41) The left-arm spinner Seelaar has changed ends but he remains comparatively parsimonious.

Such changes have occurred in comparatively recent times, especially since 1750.

Results imply that forest ES will be strongly influenced by the direct impact of climate change, but that changes in land use will have a comparatively small impact.

However the impacts of such changes on sediment transport have received comparatively little attention.

Improving waste management will have a "comparatively small" impact on climate change, the WAO says, but it adds that there are good reasons to manage waste more effectively.

Goats have comparatively larger hearts compared to sheep.

Their IPOs have done comparatively well.

But microfibres have received comparatively little attention.

Yet, its actions and policies have received comparatively little attention.