Examples of using A comparatively in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Computer
Injection of adrenalin is a comparatively new procedure.
my father died, a comparatively young man.
Man's been walking upright for a comparatively short time.
While people in developed economies pay a comparatively small proportion of their income for water to be piped into their homes,
At the same time this would be a comparatively cheap and effective investment to create jobs.
Though predictions may comprise a comparatively small part of the prophetic message,
France's demographic surge is due above all to a comparatively high rate of births,
However healthcare IT is a comparatively new industry
Even for a comparatively simple SAE J306-compliant monograde lubricant,
Only a comparatively few nucleic acid molecules are any good for life forms as complicated as we are.
When such a comparatively rich, generous
The survival strategy for ovoviviparous species is to brood the young to a comparatively large size before birth.
At a comparatively small area in the region nature has formed a great variety of rocks(marbles, rhyolites, sandstones).
ADHD is still a comparatively new situation that has yet to be understood by the public.
his story had a comparatively happy ending.
In Greece, only the bonds of securitified loans with a comparatively solid credit rating will be guaranteed.
The data at three-month follow-up, a comparatively short time in patients with extensive illness duration,
In each case too, after a comparatively brief time period,
Ash trees have a comparatively short flowering period of around two weeks in March or April.
