Sentence examples for there were comparatively from inspiring English sources

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

These days children's videos are his hottest items, which wasn't the case in the early 80's when there were comparatively few VCR's.

Yet this young man is black and there were comparatively few black faces round here in 1958 when David's father, Alan, published his first and most famous novel.

But in America there were comparatively few people who could handle the kind of cognitive dissonance with which Iraqis lived every day.

The New Madrid fault zone, a 100-mile stretch along the Mississippi River from Missouri to Arkansas, has been the site of several large earthquakes over the past 1,500 years, including three powerful ones in 1811-1812 when, fortunately, there were comparatively few people around.

There were, comparatively, fewer head injuries (30.6%) (Table 3).

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).

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

There is comparatively little immigration these days.

But there are comparatively nondescript works, too.