Sentence examples for making them comparatively from inspiring English sources

Lehman's former employees have neither, making them comparatively cheap.

Dangerous asteroids have orbits that frequently bring them close to the Earth, which makes them comparatively easy to spot.

But the focus is more on style, process and varieties of abstraction than narrative, and that makes them comparatively generic.

The residents' animal and land holdings had made them comparatively rich, and this wealth had made them an inevitable target for the marauders.

That makes them comparatively cheap in a feverish collectibles business.

Unlike many mountainous systems, the higher temperatures and greater potential for evapotranspiration in the midlands at the end of the rainy season may make them comparatively more stressful than highland environments.

Most continuous integration platforms were built on VMs, making them useful but comparatively slower to load due to the sheer weight of the VM.

The coverage of the ST 1.0 gene chips in 3'-terminal exons, and especially in the 3'-UTR, is comparatively limited, making them less well suited to investigation of changes at the 3'-terminus than the earlier oligo-dT primed gene chips, e.g., Affymetrix's Mouse GeneChip 430 version 2 (430v2) or Human GeneChip HU133 plus 2 (HU133p2).

Should you need to make a second round of punch (booze) - make sure someone comparatively sane is making them.

Even parents who might have come up with a milder sentence could at least express their support for those who make them look like reasonable creatures, comparatively, to their own children.

Mass shootings are comparatively rare, which makes them hard to predict.