Sentence examples for so comparatively from inspiring English sources

So comparatively speaking, it is moderately priced.

Why does the U.S.P.S. seem to be so comparatively uncreative?

He said the figures were so comparatively small that it would be barely noticeable.

Indeed, our pro-EU sentiments may be all the stronger because our membership of the union, like our freedom, is so comparatively new.

One of the reasons that coaches have been reluctant to work with women is that the potential payoff is so comparatively meagre.

Rather, it is the strength of the Premier League that a club so comparatively low on riches and global acclaim can go to places like Anfield and Old Trafford and emerge undefeated.

Its tax revenue is so low, comparatively, that it has more space to raise it.

Even so, the comparatively low esteem in which the teachers at Garfield were held seems rather remarkable.

When England took on Romania they did so with comparatively littlepressure and with, I suspect, much reduced anxiety.

Still, if our business leaders are going to lard about the place in mile-wide, status-affirming pamper-wagons (and there is every indication that they are), wouldn't you rather they did so in comparatively frugal, hybrid ones?

The discussion focuses on the possible prospects, so far comparatively scarce, for device design.