Examples of using Comparatively in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Medicine
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It is a comparatively easy procedure these days,
one sometimes hears from users who are comparatively a bit critical,
If I read comparatively few of your stories aloud in class it's because I think we learn best from what's good.
Comparatively, the average base salary for a college professor in 2019 is $94,868, according to Glassdoor.
will grow comparatively more slowly.
The first years of Charles's reign, up to the death of Lothair I in 855, were comparatively peaceful.
Student discusssd competitiveness of Slovene tourism, comparatively to Spain, Italy,
While high-income countries tend to have comparatively lower fertility
The comparatively vast Seagull Nebula,
so the premiums for her Italian insurance had been comparatively low cost.
Jobs aims in particular to improve the comparatively low work participation rates of Europe's disabled people.
There is comparatively less robust evidence on the economic and business impact of the Directive,
Renoir's work was comparatively well received.
Statement A: Speed of dealing with customer complaints(comparatively to competition) is low.
Competitiveness for talent is strengthening in groups of countries where it is already comparatively high and weakening in those countries where it is relatively low.
Tundra climates as a rule are hostile to woody vegetation even where the winters are comparatively mild by polar standards, as in Iceland.
whereas for operating grants the staff costs are comparatively higher.
Renoir's work was comparatively well received.
(17)Labour market conditions for vulnerable groups remain comparatively more difficult than for other groups.
The main finding is that talent competitiveness is strengthening in groups of countries where it is already comparatively high and weakening in those where it is relatively low.