Sentence examples for of the comparative from inspiring English sources

Henry Jenkins, director of the comparative media studies program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, would say they are.

I think an important difference between the two regimes was revealed when the solidity of the comparative statues was tested.

However, this last winter was exceptional because of the comparative lack of birds coming to the feeders.

Shostakovich took full advantage of the comparative freedoms the Soviet regime allowed artists in the 1920s.

Critics of the comparative method have pointed out that this situation does not generally hold.

This time, in their statement, the Fed policy makers left themselves much more flexibility, avoiding any mention of the comparative risks of either higher inflation or slower growth.

$450,000 was voted by Senate to pay expenses of our delegates to Geneva, which gives some idea of the comparative strength of Armament and Disarmament.

That view is disputed by academic experts like Ho Pui-yin, the deputy director of the Comparative and Public History Center at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

"It's not just about 'Star Wars,' " said Henry Jenkins, director of the comparative media studies program at the Massachussetts Institute of Technology.

But it was the 49ers in greater need of victory because of the comparative strength of the NFC West and the catastrophic NFC South.

I soon discovered that many people were extremely aware of both my youth and of the comparative age difference between us.