Sentence examples for is comparatively balanced from inspiring English sources

As opposed to the debut edition that ran from 1967-1971, LACMA's current iteration is comparatively balanced, with two female artists among six total recipients, including a pair of collaborators.

The current work also estimates the fractional error in the heat balance and it is clearly inferred that ϵ is comparatively lower for 34 × 34 biquadratic elements.

They approximate rates of population growth, a result of natural increase and the balance of migration (immigrants minus emigrants), when the latter is comparatively small.

The project is comparatively humble.

But screening is comparatively easy.

Divorce at this level is comparatively rare.

However, the economy is comparatively good in each state, and Mr. Obama's polling has held up reasonably well in them, putting them almost exactly in balance.

There is comparatively little immigration these days.

Ruscha's eminence is comparatively ghostly.

Independent figure sculpture is comparatively rare.

A two-month sentence is comparatively harsh.