Sentence examples for it's comparatively from inspiring English sources

"It's comparatively easy to register compared to five years ago," said Curtis Gans, head of the Committee for the Study of the American Electorate.

But on that note, while it's comparatively inexpensive versus its competitors, at £200 less than the Oculus Rift, the price point for PS VR remains high for most consumers, at £350 in the UK (save a penny).

But on that note, while it's comparatively inexpensive versus its competitors, at £200 [about $255] less than the Oculus Rift, the price point for PS VR remains high for most consumers, at £350 [about $440] in the UK (save a penny).

To start with, it's comparatively plain sailing: we have a versified account of Marlowe's early life and writing, his friendships in the secret service and elsewhere, a credible suggestion of the spy-infested state and the jealousy-infested writing community, all of which end in the pub in Deptford – if we believe the usual version of events.

Sensor size is more important, and it's comparatively big.

Saturday November 19, Abuja Abuja is the federal capital and it's comparatively spacious and quiet.

The literal contract was a type of fictitious loan formed by an entry in the creditor's account book; it was comparatively unimportant and was obsolete by Justinian's day.

Even at its most challenging, it is comparatively weightless.

Although the harmony search algorithm (HSA) has proven its ability of finding near global regions within a reasonable time, it is comparatively inefficient in performing local search.

"It was comparatively easy," he says.

Because it is comparatively difficult for publishers to defend libel lawsuits in Canada, they were a constant drain on Frank.