Sentence examples for was comparatively clean from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Elbaz and his men's designer, Lucas Ossendrijver, saw that other shows were loaded with shorts, prints and other trendy themes, while Lanvin was comparatively clean, it gave them pause, Mr. Elbaz said.

Paolino's administration has a reputation for being comparatively clean, and there was never any suggestion that this arrangement was improper.

When burned as fuel, methane — the main component of natural gas — is comparatively clean, producing less carbon dioxide than coal and oil.

That will favour Dynegy, whose coal-fired power stations are comparatively clean, by imposing significantly larger costs on its competitors and prompting the retirement of dirtier coal-fired stations.Yet the politics of energy have become unpredictable, with a new crop of anti-big-government Republicans about to enter the House of Representatives.

But the streets are comparatively clean in Chennai, an industrial city of 5.5 million on the nation's southeastern coast.

Damage was comparatively light in Louisiana.

British casualties were comparatively light.

There were technical issues as well: PlayStation was comparatively easy to develop for, with its clean architecture and suite of user-friendly programming APIs.

The housekeeping was comparatively minor.

By late 1941 the North Atlantic was comparatively quiet.

There he was comparatively easy to trace.