These more egalitarian countries have also achieved comparatively stable, inclusive economic growth and a high standard of living.

Now, macroeconomics is a comparatively young discipline.

But China also remains a comparatively poor country.

But then, she was quite young, comparatively unspoiled.

So it's very easy, comparatively speaking, to be resilient.

Yet comparatively, we have about a dozen targeted medications.

Man's been walking upright for a comparatively short time.

This comparatively benign situation reflects Colombia s relatively favorable macroeconomic conditions.

Comparatively, this is an average of above the Shanghai Bund.

These shortcomings include comparatively poor organization, planning, training and leadership.

Given the comparatively low cost of such programmes, and the high savings from averted births in certain countries, the overall savings resulting from population interventions were considered very substantial. This would imply that comparatively more resources should be channelled to population programmes in developing countries.

Fiscal austerity helped to reverse the rising trend in public debt, and then reduced it to more manageable levels (debt nonetheless remains comparatively high).

To be sure, China s annual growth remains comparatively high, at above 7 .

Papal authority stands on shaky ground, especially in the comparatively secular West.

Comparatively, one in every five claim to have some personal belief (20.6 ).

Women have played a comparatively passive role in establishing a multiparty system.

University enrolment was high, with comparatively high rates of employment at executive levels.

Apart from technical quot built in quot limitations, the operating costs are comparatively high.

Although already comparatively low in the 1970s, these rates declined considerably by the 1990s.

And they follow five little habits that conveys to them extraordinary longevity, comparatively speaking.

BORDEAUX Climatology and its emphasis on global warming is a comparatively recent addition to science.

Comparatively, El Salvador saw an increase of 8.97 , from 1.15 million to 1.27 million tourists.

However, the higher number of deaths from road traffic injuries receives comparatively much less attention.

The village on Fakaofo is on a small but comparatively high and well shaded motu.

Some of the comparatively milder reactions on social media express confusion and hesitation toward the announcement.

Though Russia's population is comparatively large, its density is low because of the country's enormous size.

There are a comparatively low number of women employers (see the table, data of the CSD).

However, the burdens of disease continued to be comparatively high as did levels of child mortality.

Indeed, measured against today s standards, Charles de Gaulle, Winston Churchill, and Dwight Eisenhower were comparatively authoritarian leaders.

Despite the strong intuitive appeal of this idea, there is comparatively little empirical work on this issue.

That would be accompanied by the ejection of a comparatively insignificant quantity of radioactivity into the environment.

Except for the Palestinians, they have never known their countries other than as independent and comparatively stable states.

This contrasts with the position in Africa where primary education has often been neglected and literacy is comparatively low.

Two things make services different from manufacturing. First, while some segments of services are tradable and are becoming more important in global commerce, these typically are highly skill intensive sectors that employ comparatively few ordinary workers.

Some are comparatively simple, such as that found in the Code of Ethics of the World Federation of Engineering Organizations.

And anyway, Mother... he's probably engaged to marry the daughter of the adjoining ranch... who, though beautiful, is comparatively poor.

Remote sensing technology, while comparatively cheaper than field surveys, can be made more accessible, and its use is facilitated by joint programmes among remote sensing specialists, soil scientists and end users in order to identify vulnerable areas.

Serbia has a comparatively old overall population (among the 10 oldest in the world), with the average age of 42.2 years.

It was widely believed that, after a comparatively brief adjustment period, at considerable cost to the countries themselves as well as to their more vulnerable partners, they would resume growth with positive spillover effects for the world economy.

Forming a party or running in the election is thus comparatively easy, and there have been occasions where a single individual has put up dozens of different ballots with various more or less frivolous names and himself as the only candidate.

Indeed, our pro EU sentiments may be all the stronger because our membership in the Union, like our freedom, is so comparatively new.

In the past weeks, the protesters were way smaller, comparatively, of a community estimated to be about 120,000 of Kuwait's 3 million population.

There are many comparatively secure ways to communicate via the Internet and the recruiter can subsequently arrange meetings in person with little risk.

It is here that the stores of knowledge available throughout the United Nations system can be transferred comparatively quickly and at modest cost.

Large gains at comparatively low cost are readily available, mainly in the form of reactive power compensation systems. III. ENERGY CONSERVATION IN INDUSTRY