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What I would like to see, however, are some comparative studies.

They are, as in this comparative example, often ahead of their time.

But what will be his comparative worth as a human being?

I believe that these things always have to be seen in comparative terms.

Instead, a comparative table of financial information must be included.

You're going to do a comparative analysis of the available media.

Anyone who could do so had already left the city for the comparative cool of the country.

It provided some of the comparative cost data for the study.

The course has strong elements of international, social and comparative history.

It was still possible for him to move with comparative freedom.

We are not yet making the best of our comparative advantage.

He had never known even comparative silence before in all his life.

The matter must be put in a different perspective, a comparative one.

Comparative circumstances will be different in the near future, but perhaps even today.

Her data provides us, in fact, with evidence of very little comparative value.

Any comparative question will work for this: "Which one have you seen most recently?"

There is also among students a comparative measure of value.

Later that year he became director of the comparative literature program.

He died in comparative poverty at the age of 90.

There are certainly methods far more common than others in comparative studies, however.

Some comparative studies have already been made of environmental impact and safety although much more needs to be done.

Then as conditions changed to the better, most of the land was paid for in a comparative short time.

It was in English and comparative literature, not medical law.

One field that cuts across them is comparative economic systems.

That said, the difference between the two artists seems clear from comparative evidence.

"Get back in there and run all the comparatives again.

This is down to tough comparatives and concerns about the global economy.

Comparatives between modern and ancient periods are thus very difficult.

Comparatives always come right after the word that they modify without any kind of separation between them.

Through tower building there is a development of vocabulary from the original big and small to more selective comparatives.

I also drew on a number of other campaigns for comparatives in greater or lesser degrees.

That was helped by soft comparatives on the previous year when snow hit shopper numbers.

So many comparatives but the numbers don't inspire me.

Since their base number system is octal, the range for the comparatives is between one and seven.

We would have had to tread gingerly to even do issues comparatives without seeming negative."

As they had expected, the Palenki gene structure offered no comparatives.

Which proves that comparatives, such as the hotter, and the colder, are to be ranked in the class of the infinite.

As in most languages, Latin has adjectives that have irregular comparatives and superlatives.

Is the retailer up against tough comparatives?

If you try to do comparatives, that's nasty."

Again, this served to distort the comparatives.

Compound modifiers that include comparatives and superlatives with more, most, less or least:

These comparatives can be called absolute.

Finally, note that many words in hacker jargon have to be understood as members of sets of comparatives.

Comparatives and superlatives are constructed according to morphosyntactic rules.

The syntax of comparatives can closely mirror the syntax of coordination.

There are exact rules for the choice between these two endings and there are several irregular comparatives.

Comparatives are expressed by adding the particles mas or labaw'ng.

Comparatives in Alabama.

Comparatives and superlatives in compound adjectives also take hyphens: