Sentence examples for making it comparatively from inspiring English sources

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.

As a result, all the customers' claims were identical and a result of the same theft, making it comparatively easy for the corporation's trustee to resolve.

However, there was a small ash eruption from the Upper Te Maari crater of Mt Tongariro on 6 August 2012, and NWP data for this date was archived by MetService, making it comparatively easy to calculate a hindcast for this event with HYSPLIT and ASHFALL.

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.

China's relatively self-contained internet infrastructure makes it comparatively less vulnerable to attacks, but that is changing as their economy modernizes, and Chinese analysts publicly worry about vulnerable industrial control systems.

Sarawak has done well in the past few decades timber, gas and oil have made it comparatively rich, and headhunting (of the traditional sort) went out of fashion over a generation ago.

The listing agent for this house said Gravelly Lake has no public boat access, which makes it comparatively tranquil; other in-town lakes are stocked with fish and have public boat launches.

Placing the FoXcalls in an isolated module also makes it comparatively easy to make the generationof CML output a runtime or compile time option allowing, for example, some of themore egregious compiler bugs to be avoided when deploying on systems with a limitedchoice of Fortran compiler.

They have none of the inherited instincts and tendencies which made it comparatively easy to deal with the immigration of the olden time.

It is small in size, which makes it comparatively easy to handle.