6 sentences with “comparatively”

Belgium's neighbour to the southwest, France, was comparatively slow to follow despite its large population and considerable overall wealth, however.

In 1815, Britain was already comparatively "liberal", having been a constitutional monarchy since 1689, but there was still much for British liberals to attack.

Although there was an unquestionably religious component to Ottoman conquests, the empire itself was comparatively tolerant, something that helps explain its longevity.

The printing press, however, introduced a revolution in ideas. By making the distribution of information fast and comparatively cheap, more people had access to that information than ever before.

At the same time, there was a comparatively weak liberal movement in Germany because most German liberals saw the unification of Germany as a triumph and held Bismarck in high esteem, despite his arch-conservative character.

Its population was only a quarter of France's and its monarchy was comparatively weak; just as France was reorganising along absolutist lines, England's monarchy was beset by powerful landowners with traditional privileges that they were not at all willing to relinquish.