But I stretch every day – every hour if I have to – and at 52, I rather like that I'm now comparatively supple for my age.
What was once the region's most influential religion is now comparatively invisible in America's most secular city.
As a consequence of these expeditions, Bear Seamount is now comparatively well-sampled and characterized from a biological and physical perspective, although species accumulation curves suggest more taxa may still be discovered.
The most conspicuous pattern becomes visible for wild barley, which is now comparatively higher in horizons V and IV, while other large-seeded grasses, goatgrass in particular, decrease.
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Entirely 'natural' regions are now comparatively rare; for example, it was pointed out that very little of the tropical forest of Africa is in a true sense primitive.
While China's reported philanthropic donations are now comparatively tiny — about $8 billion last year, the government says, compared with $308 billion in the United States in 2008 — changes in China's economic structure and in government policies make that figure almost destined to rise quickly.
Because of the immersion schools, the Maori and Hawaiian languages are now comparatively healthy.
Not surprisingly, the buildings in the neighborhood, known as East Midtown, are now comparatively shabby, out of date and uncompetitive with the best office space in Tokyo, London and Hong Kong.
They are now comparatively cash-lite and, although they have managed the development of the project, they do not actually own the building – it belongs to a consortium that includes the prime minister of Qatar.
It did not; but Friends founded one American colony and were dominant for a time in several others, and though their numbers are now comparatively small, they continue to make disproportionate contributions to science, industry, and especially to the Christian effort for social reform.
