Sentence examples for was comparatively well from inspiring English sources

This route was comparatively well mapped – the first part largely mirroring that of James Cook in his first voyage in the Pacific from 1768 to 1771, and the remainder from Batavia being the traditional route of Dutch East Indiamen returning to Europe.

While not exemplary, service delivery in HC4 was comparatively well integrated.

Surprisingly, chief bomb thrower Latham was comparatively well-behaved, seated on the end of the desk next to a relatively quiet Lambie.

In that, diabetic CMP models using OLETF rats were comparatively well made when compared with age-matched LETO rats group, using diastolic function parameters by Doppler echocardiography.

Though phonological and lexical studies are comparatively well developed, the basis has yet to be laid for a comparative morphosyntactic study, for example between such highly diverse varieties as Khalkha and Khorchin.

North Koreans learn that the food shortage is a global catastrophe, and that they are comparatively well off.

" 'I am comparatively well groomed enough to be self-conscious with the hobos.' That's so typical.

It is also unique in that it continues to be comparatively well funded, despite Europe's financial troubles.

"The UK is comparatively well prepared for extreme weather, but it absolutely cannot afford to be complacent about maintaining that position".

But in comparison with possible technological risks, these natural risks are comparatively well studied and, arguably, comparatively minor (the major source of uncertainty being on the technological side).

In particular the east coast, where European settlement began and where the majority of Australians now live, is topographically quite diverse and is comparatively well watered and fertile.