Examples of using A comparatively in English and their translations into Polish
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since the evil to be penalized was quite fully developed within a comparatively short time,
since the evil to be penalized was quite fully developed within a comparatively short time,
The renewable electricity sector shows a comparatively larger gap by 2020.
But apart from the fits he would lead a comparatively normal life.
Fenchurch East has got a comparatively poor clean-up rate.
The day is reported to have a comparatively meagre attendance, probably fewer than 5,000.
This will put them into a comparatively better position when facing international competition compared with 2008 estimations.
For instance, Estonia, with a comparatively small allocation, funded broadly as many projects as Italy.
Isn't that a comparatively comfortable… almost voluptuous crucifixion to suffer for the sins of the world,?
Molecular Distillation/ Short Path Distillation is a comparatively new separation technology.
He was gone forty days--a comparatively long period, under the circumstances.
As opposed to many other countries, private universities play a comparatively subordinate role.
The Azul Nova is a comparatively new granite,
Only a comparatively small portion have as yet been made partakers of the Holy Spirit.
The Luke III features a medium-flat 12'' radius with a comparatively short 25-1/2'' string-length.
It is a comparatively soft stone
they have a comparatively low level of geographical mobility.
Master Kush will have a comparatively short flowering time.
The turnout for the 2002 Minnesota primary election was a comparatively light 18.6% of eligible voters.
Dyuni is a comparatively young club resort designed for family vacations