Sentence examples for with comparatively from inspiring English sources

We are nearly all interstitial space, with comparatively few singularities.

Regnier looked at one group of invertebrates with comparatively good records — land snails.

In a region with comparatively few migrants, immigration was the first thing anyone mentioned.

Those with comparatively smooth leaf edges are commonly called flowering cabbages.

But one has managed to quickly build influence with comparatively little scrutiny: Private prisons.

States with comparatively high prices for energy, like California, have made the most striking progress.

Thus some sectors with comparatively few major deductions could win big, including Wall Street.

It helped that both presided over periods of economic growth with comparatively little armed conflict overseas.

This discrepancy can potentially be attributed to regions with comparatively low population — and by extension railroad — densities.

Moreover, the method can lead to converged results with comparatively small number of degrees of freedom.

On the other hand there are the artists, often from other countries, with comparatively tiny cultural budgets at their disposal.