Examples of using A comparatively in English and their translations into Hungarian
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special interest to the Assyrian conquerors, belonging to a comparatively late epoch,
Ń the Commission established complex annual procedures for evaluating and selecting TEN-T projects, despite the multiannual character of MIP projects, making evaluation a comparatively heavy procedure.
A comparatively well developed infrastructure.
A comparatively small amount is needed.
It is a comparatively small refugee camp.
Electric lighting is a comparatively young invention.
Injection of adrenaline is a comparatively new procedure.
Seal pups here have a comparatively safe childhood.
A comparatively objective measurement could thus be found.
And yet it has a comparatively tiny market share.
The renewable electricity sector shows a comparatively larger gap by 2020.
Man's been walking upright for a comparatively short time.
How did it manage all this in a comparatively short time?
Only a comparatively small following believed His precepts
In both populations there is a comparatively high share of low-wage workers.
But that, too, could be accomplished with a comparatively small investment.
Having been such for a comparatively long time: an old and trusted employee.
It often happens that impressive experiences can be recorded after a comparatively short time.
development of religion is a comparatively new field.
I can actually offer you £2,000 at a comparatively small rate of interest!