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61. During the bombings, families sheltered in the comparative safety of the underground rail stations.

62. Comparative mythology combined with psychiatry is a mixture of dangerous brews.

63. The basis for international trade between countries can be explained in terms of the economist David Ricardo's theory of comparative costs.

64. A brief overview of comparative industrial relations in Chapter 10 completes the book.

65. The comparative weight of the evidence is, however, peculiarly the function of the trial judge who has heard the witnesses.

66. In the early 1820s the comparative material gathered from the United States by Liverpool abolitionists was used for parliamentary purposes.

67. We will ensure that comparative information about the health standards achieved by health authorities is available to the public.

68. Its object was to show the comparative structure and functions of organs throughout the animal kingdom.

69. In comparative politics, the political scientist compares countries in an effort to verify the theories that have been formulated.

70. From a place of comparative safety she was able to observe as Joe pushed his way onward, unaware of her move.

71. Whitfield enjoys a comparative luxury tonight with a full squad available.

72. The repeated empirical verification of the relationship, however, leads to two conclusions in the comparative literature.

73. But taking a wider historical and comparative perspective,(http://sentencedict.com/comparative.html) there is some truth in these statements.

74. If the budget is actually balanced because of Clinton, his comparative stature in the annals of history will grow only modestly.

75. Descriptive Neither historical nor comparative grammar is a likely foundation for a modern language method.

76. Judgements about the comparative quality of schools are a consequence of open enrolment and need good management.

77. These magazines regularly feature comparative photos of men in outfits that look virtually identical.

78. Her life, comparative ease from the cradle up; she had to thank her father.

79. He buried himself in books on comparative religion, and began publishing scholarly tracts and books about the goddess.

80. However, this solution prevents the group achieving any gains from assigning people to tasks according to their comparative advantage.

81. Therefore they shed light on the comparative institutional questions with which we are concerned.

82. The presentation of comparative figures has been adjusted to reflect the new standard.

83. Multinational corporate profits and stock-market valuations are up been a comparative salt mine.

84. My comparative lack of basic talent came home to me on the practice ground before the first round of the Amateur.

85. Despite the above advantages, the comparative approach may be said to have three main failings.

86. Interest-rate subsidies have attracted more notice, but the comparative cost of credits in different currencies has not been much explored.

87. Because of the comparative thinness of the jigsaw blade, it is quite easy to steer it round quite tight curves.

88. The comparative method discloses a number of key issues which any legislation guaranteeing equal employment rights for disabled workers must address.

89. Third, a large portion of published literature in comparative politics uses quantitative analysis.

90. Developing countries are attracting investment not by lowering their standards, but because they are making the best of their comparative advantage.