Sentence examples for he is comparatively from inspiring English sources

He is comparatively underinvested in banks, he added, and has trimmed exposure to technology.

Many of his other songs are often heard on jukeboxes and radio and he is rated with the best of Gershwin and Rodgers but he is comparatively little known to the public.

There he was comparatively easy to trace.

He was comparatively slow-moving, already dealing with tendinitis in his knees, but he had excellent instincts and a long wingspan.

In any case, merely establishing the fact that he's comparatively more open about his spending doesn't address the greater issue of what role money should play in political discourse.

In addition, while Mr. Lazio was pointed and detailed in offering criticism of Mr. Clinton's policies, at times sounding very much like Mr. Bush, he was comparatively vague in offering his own proposals and did not stop to hold a news conference with reporters today to discuss the speech.

He's comparatively bullish about small-company shares — they should earn you a real 3% per year over the next decade.

He's comparatively bullish about small-company shares — they should earn you 3% real per year over the next decade.

But in his own time, before he pulled the trigger, he was comparatively unknown, a second-rate actor whose hapless efforts on the boards were dwarfed by what his family of stage legends accomplished.

"You know, in fairness to Hank Paulson, I don't know him well, but I know enough he's not a banker, he's comparatively a day trader," said Issa. "We need him to get bankers to say how you stabilize long-term assets and stop treating it like it's Goldman Sachs".

He says developing tech is comparatively easy.