Examples of using The comparatively in English and their translations into Swedish
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Pliny devoted much of his time to writing on the comparatively safe subjects of grammar and rhetoric.
OTV chose a UR solution that, after the comparatively short installation time, was able to integrate with the production line.
Mr President, this directive deals with the comparatively small but growing problem of abandoned cars
The comparatively new tool of environmental product declarations(EPDs)40 may need to be developed within a European framework.
This is due to the comparatively low average price of about 2.55 euros per liter.
The comparatively low level of support from the people of Ukraine for the Orange Revolution forces can be explained by the fact that the pace of reform over the course of the year was insufficient.
So went a time during the comparatively peaceful external environment
For even according to that argument it is incomprehensible why the comparatively just person should be most heavily stricken
Even in the comparatively early stages of an executive career, there is a pressure not just to manage
Vereinte held the comparatively most significant market position on the market for health insurancein which also the German insurance company DKV had a leading market position.
Particularly given that this area makes up the majority of the European Union's spending, the comparatively low error rate of 2% can be seen as satisfactory.
cathedral choir there in 1695 and was castrated at the comparatively late age of thirteen.
After a html file is generated your webserver serve That Will file INSTEAD of processing the comparatively Heavier and more expensive WordPress PHP scripts.
This is due to the peculiarities of its design and the comparatively better thickness compared to different areas.
not an unimportant one- is that the traditional cartel was applied during the comparatively peaceful and stable epochs of the parliamentary régime.
because the patient's circulation must remain stable during the comparatively fast withdrawal of blood.