Sentence examples for there was comparatively from inspiring English sources

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

Downtown, despite the élite audience, there was comparatively little radicalism, and the only pop sensibility is a kind of cheeky harmony.

On Thursday, he spent much of the day buttonholing voters outside the polling place at a senior center on Leonard Street, but the turnout there was comparatively sparse.

Stanford and Bradley have long argued that Stone Age humans were quite capable of making the 1500 mile journey across the Atlantic ice - but till now there was comparatively little evidence to support their thinking.

There was comparatively little induction of apoptosis in HEK293 cells.

In L1 stages there was comparatively greater expression of genes involved in growth.

The latter doesn't include those who might have looked at them on file-sharing sites or 4chan – but the number of users there is comparatively small compared to the 2.7 billion on the whole internet.

(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).

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

There is comparatively little immigration these days.

But there are comparatively nondescript works, too.