Sentence examples for of the comparatively from inspiring English sources

It was the daily hammering of the comparatively minor things that were wrong with Hillary Clinton.

That is because of the comparatively high environmental consciousness of residents there, Ms. Crozier said.

I've heard of every last one of the comparatively unknown operas that Mr. Tommasini discusses.

The economy of the comparatively infertile region developed around cottage industries.

These companies are also bottom-line oriented, and they're attracted to Westchester because of the comparatively lower rents".

On ground level, he took a deep breath of the comparatively sweet manure-scented air and fished his knife from his pocket.

On his recent tour the writer visited some of the comparatively unknown courses with his friend, Sam McKinlay, editor of the Glasgow Evening Times.

For another, this is one of the comparatively rare occasions when the top seeds from each conference meet in the season finale.

It mirrors a concern that Denmark will be too popular for refugees because of the comparatively high amount of welfare they receive.

One of the questions hanging over social networks is whether they can generate profits outside of the comparatively wealthy and developed United States market.

A breakdown of the comparatively rigid lines that had previously defined the various painting styles began in the Muromachi period and continued in the Momoyama.