Sentence examples for it comparatively from inspiring English sources

This scale, may be especially appropriate for use by both older persons and clinicians; its relative brevity makes it comparatively easy for older persons to complete and clinicians to administer.

For one thing, its small size (165 megawatts) should make it comparatively fast and cheap to build; depending on power needs, several units sharing a single control room could be constructed on one site.

Microsoft owes much of its success to its skillful care and feeding of software developers, making it comparatively easy and inexpensive to write programs that run on the company's franchise product, the Windows operating system.

Specialists in a particular composer or era have it comparatively easy.

Lawyers, bankers, consultants and industry-types conduct business in a way that seems, on the face of it, comparatively chaotic.

But China is undergoing tremendous social change and, as with all change, it helps to view it comparatively.

Before that, voters had regarded it as comparatively graft-free; afterwards, it lost its claim to an ethical monopoly.

Even at its most challenging, it is comparatively weightless.

When very pure, it is comparatively soft and ductile, but impurities make it harder.

It's a surreal conversation, but amid the lunacy of today's acid-tinged event it seems comparatively normal.

"It was comparatively easy," he says.