Sentence examples for kind of comparatively from inspiring English sources

Negative ion generator with negative corona discharge is a kind of comparatively ideal facility to improve the quality of indoor air.

That's great and all but it seems pretty stupid to jeopardise the kind of comparatively safe environment that we are lucky enough to have here.

The entire esterification process without organic solvent takes only 3 hours, uses only one kind of comparatively cheap lipase and the inhibition of glycerol disappears.

Even though the story is kind of boring (comparatively), I remember it as if it were yesterday.

This paper is the first of its kind to comparatively examine the evolution of feminized migration flows from Moldova and Georgia in the post-Soviet period.

In effect, the new program offers investment banks the same kind of access to comparatively cheap one-month loans the Fed has been offering to banks and savings institutions through its Term Auction Facility.

Today, this Venetian painter, lutenist and lover, who invented a new kind of pastoral erotic art, is comparatively obscure, and most of his masterpieces have been attributed to other people.

Or are you doing a kind of which you can do comparatively little?

Buildings there seemed comparatively old and "kind of shabby," Mr. Tracy said.

Depp plays Dillinger a good deal straighter than you might expect, no Jack Sparrow winks to the audience, but he is still a comparatively refined, dandyish kind of robber.

I'm partial to this kind of thing (I even enjoyed the comparatively interminable Titan Quest) but Torchlight is great fun that, as a bonus, can be played on pretty much any computer due to basic (but still cool-looking) graphics.