Sentence examples for there are comparatively from inspiring English sources

(That's why there are comparatively few chewing scenes in cinema, and hardly any that are non-comic; the most celebrated, such as the oyster-sucking in "Tom Jones," are blatant stand-ins for lust).

On this small and, compared to Spain, Germany or America, crowded island, there are comparatively few sites suitable for this kind of development – and many of those have already been taken.

But there are comparatively nondescript works, too.

There are comparatively few cognate words found in all three branches of Altaic languages.

But there are comparatively few Brits who make the leap to doing a "proper" stand-up movie.

As a result there are comparatively more black men than women in ballet, though the numbers are still quite small.

There are comparatively few cases in which one type of eye has evolved into a different type.

The bank has been focusing on developing countries, where there are comparatively more growth opportunities than in the United States.

The Army prosecuted desertion far less often in the late 1990s, when desertions were more frequent, than it does now, when there are comparatively fewer.

However this meant that, compared to blindness, there was comparatively less data available about the incidence, severity and geographic distribution of onchodermatitis.

There were comparatively few participants self-employed or employed by small-to-medium enterprises compared with large employers.