Sentence examples for is comparatively safe from inspiring English sources

And it's only because abortion is comparatively safe and legal that we confuse the two.

The past is comparatively safe, next to the present, because we know how at least one of them turns out.

And surely the agency can determine that a substance is comparatively safe (not dangerous) whenever it would be less dangerous to make the product available (subject to regulatory requirements) than suddenly to withdraw it from the market.

This is partly because our children aren't with us – I can't get used to the fact that when a restaurant lunch comes to €20 a head, I owe only €40 – but also because they aren't at home, either: two of them are on their own separate travels abroad, so the house is comparatively safe.

This osteotomy is comparatively safe and well tolerated with no associated risks of iatrogenic necrosis or chondrolysis.

Similarly, African Acacias have long spines low in the canopy, but very short spines high in the canopy, which is comparatively safe from herbivores such as giraffes.

Quick investigation proved she was comparatively safe so they continued their work.

But, as requests for personal information go, this one was comparatively safe.

But Cardona didn't live in Mexico; he lived in Laredo, and Laredo was comparatively safe.

Instead they are tested against a placebo, and if shown to be comparatively safe and effective are approved for marketing.

The management and business jobs that demand these skills are comparatively safe from automation; so are those of lawyers, teachers, researchers, doctors, journalists, actors and artists.