Sentence examples for of comparative calm from inspiring English sources

There then came a few years of comparative calm when the system worked well.

George W Bush, a man of comparative calm and measured intellect, started two foreign wars and cratered the world economy.

Pat Byrnes was an island of comparative calm as he dealt with Lucy, his 3-year-old daughter.

Friday's attack appears to signal the end of a year of comparative calm, accompanied by an increase in oil production, in Nigeria.

They would be better off, in his view, building a broadly diversified portfolio during a period of comparative calm — now, for instance — to prepare for the next downturn and to realize that risk can only be controlled, not eliminated.

Mr Ceka says he has already mopped up seven gangs in the north and around Tirana, the capital, which has become an oasis of comparative calm, luring migrants from the rest of the country.Now Mr Ceka is embarking on the much tougher task of pacifying Albania's southern towns, where the anarchy unleashed by the collapse of pyramid investment schemes turned into rule by criminals.

Called up in 1939, he spent the summer of 1940 in the comparative calm of Syria.

What a relief it was, then, to enter the comparative calm of the dining room — where the walls glow Ladurée green, and the décor is like Wes Anderson's fantasy of a French bistro — heartened by the promise of a light, fresh, eastern-Mediterranean meal.

At the close West Indies had reached the comparative calm of 304-6, Samuels's third Test century - and his highest Test score - coming just before the close with a flick off the hip for four and celebrated with enormous satisfaction.

"Even extreme weather has run its cycle," she said, noting that 2012 was a year of extremes so the comparative calm in 2013 could have also helped cause the dip.

Even if negotiations with Syria fail, Israel might expect a period of limited Iranian influence and comparative calm from Damascus's militant allies while they are in process.