Sentence examples for know comparatively from inspiring English sources

For one thing, American investors tend to know comparatively little about new Chinese companies.

When it comes to the brain, we know comparatively little, in part because the brain is considerably less straightforward.

We know comparatively little about the evolutionary history of most parasites; worms, leeches and flukes don't fossilize well.

Because we know comparatively little about these teams, we can also project on to them our own fantasies of sporting achievement.

Rodriguez was merely the sixth-best third baseman in the majors in his first season in New York, which was unacceptable considering he was the reigning American League MVP and was being paid a king's fortune (you know, comparatively; the 2004 Yankees were a $182m enterprise).

Yet we still know comparatively little.

She realizes the rider knows comparatively nothing about riding and takes full advantage of it.

And yet it remains a time that the average Brit knows comparatively little about.

Although Kael knew comparatively little about how movies got made, she was unbeatable at taking off from what she had seen.

James Boswell knew comparatively little about Samuel Johnson's earlier years; it is one of the greatnesses of his Life of Samuel Johnson LL.D. (1791) that he succeeded, without inventing matter or deceiving the reader, in giving the sense of a life progressively unfolding.

So, this metric is affected by the distribution of the solutions of P F known comparatively to P F true.   4.