Examples of using A comparatively in English and their translations into Danish
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did so much in a comparatively short life.
FBI Chief Robert Mueller's rallying cry has now been reduced to a comparatively bland formulation.
interior offer a diversity of landscapes rarely found in such a comparatively small area.
she manages to afford a comparatively affluent lifestyle without family support.
Despite this, Henry VII managed to maintain a comparatively long period of peace
The Melchizedek teachings of the one God became established in the Arabian desert at a comparatively recent date.
the figure is a comparatively tiny $0.78.
Centrifugal blowers with magnetic bearings were deemed to be the best option because a comparatively high pressure is required for the exceptional depth of the tanks.
Unrivalled Playability The Luke III features a medium-flat 12''radius with a comparatively short 25-1/2''string-length.
Operators see the peak problem as being able to meet the demand for extensive short distance travel over a comparatively short period of time.
I do not begrudge the poorer EU countries a comparatively larger share of agricultural aid,
Apart from this derogation for other Member States with a comparatively limited cultural
Only a comparatively few students are fighting to keep the old courses because those have let them control the world,
there is a comparatively high degree of homogeneity with 94.9 per cent of the population(81% Bohemians, 13.4% Moravians) belonging to the Czech majority.
we have seen action at the Court to stop the Commission spending a comparatively paltry sum of money on the elderly,
This quantity was fixed at a comparatively high amount(460 000 tonnes)
that inflation returned to a comparatively low rate.
There are many examples where we see that a comparatively simple piece of simple market legislation- a common standard,