Sentence examples for it was comparatively late from inspiring English sources

Yupi may have been in some trouble anyway because it was comparatively late to a market already served by StarMedia, El Sitio and others.

This was comparatively late for a major crop species like melon that is among the most important horticultural crops in terms of worldwide production (25 millions of tons in 2009) and which production has been increased around 40% in the last ten years [ 9].

And even these resorts are comparatively late to the party.

Both reasons perhaps explain why this prize – for which he is routinely considered a contender each year – has been comparatively late in coming.

In some localities, an intermediate state, when Neolithic forms were used, occurred (e.g., Democratic Republic of the Congo and Ghana), but elsewhere (e.g., Kenya) polished-stone celts, or axes, seem so rare that they may have been comparatively late imports from the north.

Note that all examples are comparatively late.

"It was comparatively easy," he says.

Even at its most challenging, it is comparatively weightless.

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

It is comparatively cheap.

And because it is comparatively cheap.