Sentence examples for service comparatively from inspiring English sources

Eliisa Makin, stylist for The Independent who also runs personal styling service The Wardrobe Consultant, recommends finding yourself a reliable alteration service: "Comparatively few of us have good enough sewing skills to alter clothes ourselves," she says.

Though broadband connections are increasingly common in America, service is comparatively expensive and coverage spotty.

Transferring responsibility for the infrastructure on suburban rail lines from Network Rail to Transport for London (TfL) would be the first step towards creating a "turn-up-and-go" service at comparatively underused stations.

Tied into a lack of content comes the fact that Netflix's service is comparatively pricey in parts of the world.

Thus, for iPhone owners with with superficial damages, one could still charge customers $100 for repair, which they would happily pay at the competitive price, while the expense of parts and service is comparatively small.

These veterinarians service a comparatively small animal population of 2 million cattle and 2.5 million buffalo.

Costs associated with formal health services are comparatively higher, and the unavailability of drugs at the facility (which is perceived as offering poor services) is the main reasons for not choosing formal care as a first point of contact.

But these services are comparatively small.

"Libya is a very fragile state". Regional differences are explained in a February 2008 US diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks which described Benghazi as "a locus of extremist activity over which government of Libya security services have comparatively limited control".

Unfortunately, when it comes to real-time updates, Twitter is going to trump everything else most of the time, because it is a real-time, active communication platform whereas these other services are comparatively passive, lazy rivers of information.

evaluate the level of care at maternal life-saving emergency services by comparatively analysing near-misses and maternal mortalities.