Sentence examples for must have comparatively from inspiring English sources

For a state to rank high on the Peace Index, it must have comparatively low levels of violent crime and homicide, low rates of incarceration and small arms availability, and reduced policing.

Goats have comparatively larger hearts compared to sheep.

They have comparatively crude weaponry.

Why might a surgeon have comparatively poor results?

Older Asian-Americans and refugees also have comparatively high rates of mental health issues.

South Dakota and Nebraska now have comparatively new resident populations of the big cats.

They have comparatively simpler shapes.

The "Making of the President" films must have felt already comparatively old-fashioned when they were shown.

Moreover, the shrinkage must have continued until comparatively recently in Mercury's geologic history that is, since the time Caloris formed because some lobate scarps have altered the shapes of some fresh-appearing (hence comparatively young) impact craters.

His six-foot-two-inch frame must have stood out among the comparatively small Parisians, and I like to think of him with his red hair ruffled by the mistral standing before the Maison Carrée (Square House) in Nîmes, where he found inspiration for the buildings he would design back home, in Virginia.

Not till years later did she realize how difficult it must have been for Eileen to serve a comparatively expensive lunch like that.