Sentence examples for with comparative ease from inspiring English sources

Since python skins are not covered by the tagging rules, they cross borders with comparative ease.

The structure of the Arabic language permits such monorhymes to be achieved with comparative ease.

At the time, Portugal had only a minimal welfare state, so its government could squeeze its budget deficit with comparative ease.

The Power have beaten three of their premiership rivals in the past four weeks – Geelong, Fremantle and now the Hawks – and they've done it with comparative ease.

While this space, like many apartments, might never command $2,000 a month, more desirable units can be lifted to the deregulation level with comparative ease.

The Japanese took it with comparative ease by advancing down the Malay Peninsula and then assaulting the base's landward side, which the British had left inadequately defended.

The difficulty of the task, combined with the comparative ease with which this great church might have been built on level ground only a slight distance to the south, may support the contention that the Emperor was convinced that the relics of Peter rested beneath the small Aedicula (shrine for a small statue) over which he had erected the basilica.

These two factors along with the comparative ease of genotyping of large number of individuals have meant that mtDNA polymorphisms have found tremendous usage in the evolutionary studies of maternal lineages of various species.

So while Dad has been unfortunate in so many regards, the comparative ease with which he was approved for this benefit makes him one of the lucky ones.

Timber jetties have a considerable advantage in the comparative ease with which repairs to accident damage or deterioration can be effected.

Groups like the Dozenal Society of America advocate converting to numeral systems based on divisors of 60 because of their comparative ease with fractional computations.