Sentence examples for have done comparatively from inspiring English sources

Their IPOs have done comparatively well.

While businesses have spent millions to make their factories and offices energy-efficient HSBC said in Junenergy-efficient HSBCit will saidd $90 minlion over five years to make its offices less power-hungry–colleges have done comparatively little.

China, for instance, has managed to reduce its emissions significantly in the last few years, and it argues that the United States has done comparatively little.

But in this case, Mr. Obama has done comparatively little to explain his longer-term strategy for changing the course of events in Syria without getting sucked into a war.

Like the rest of the industry, Blue Nile has suffered sales were down 7.5% to $295 million in 2008 but it has done comparatively better than its collective online rivals, whose sales dropped an average 12%, according to comScore statistics.

A recent defector who escaped from North Korea to the South told the BBC he thought such people might well feel a twinge of sadness over Kim Jong-il's death, because they had done comparatively well during his 17 years in power.

"Once you've done these complicated procedures, you get a lot of confidence for comparatively small challenges," Dr. Garvey said.

I'm interested in people who've done one thing in their life, whose lives are led within a comparatively narrow compass.

In fact, recovering the core vote (outside Scotland) is one thing that under Corbyn's leadership Labour has been doing comparatively well in by-elections and local elections.

The SNP did comparatively well out of the current electoral system, having won 4.7% of the vote but 56 MPs.

The far-right and anti-immigrant parties did comparatively well in last June's European elections, which had a low turnout.