Sentence examples for would comparatively from inspiring English sources

In an amusing America Online feature last week, the $275,000 home that a $30,000 worker might yearn for would comparatively cost a $12 million star -- say, Peyton Manning or David Cone -- only $687.50).

To evaluate Hypothesis 1 (i.e., that racial/ethnic minority youth would be comparatively over-represented in the juvenile justice system), we compared the racial/ethnic demographics of the relevant metropolitan area to the representation in this probation sample.

Experimental data also indicate that α-methyl substitution of an ester, such as MMA, decreases its reactivity compared to corresponding unsubstituted esters, thus further supporting expectations that MMA would have comparatively low sensitizing potential.

Any other borough - even Manhattan - would be comparatively clash-free.

"Clearly we could, it would be comparatively easy to do.

Mr. Cardwell said it would be comparatively easy for a court to direct completion of a recount.

If the question was whether Texas has to abide by the ICJ's ruling, matters would be comparatively simple.

The three other tax breaks Mr. Obama hopes to eliminate would raise comparatively small amounts of money for the Treasury.

"There's no reason to think an archdiocese as big as New York would be comparatively pristine," said Ms. Doyle, who joined the others at the cathedral.

The regulator's chief executive, Ed Richards, said in October that it would be "comparatively easy" to take responsibility for the wholesale regulation of the BBC.

But without the need to keep humans alive or to make a return trip, the X Prize trips would be comparatively simpler.