1.   Their outward journey was comparatively easy.

2.   At first sight, nine tricks are comparatively easy, but on closer inspection it becomes clear that it is impossible to get at all of them.

3.   In strong syllables it is comparatively easy to distinguish from, from, but in weak syllables the difference is not so clear.

4.   These are quite common, and give us a comparatively easy introduction to the subject.

5.   These are comparatively easy commitments to make because we can rely upon on both reputation and upon recommendation.

6.   Cardwell said it would be comparatively easy for a court to direct completion of a recount.

7.   Gardens of an acre or two are comparatively easy to plan because not every area has to be absolutely perfect all the time.

8.   I had a comparatively easy time in World War II.

9.   Rosekind said it has been comparatively easy to get employers to appreciate napping as a method to reduce on-the-job fatigue and improve safety.

10.   That information, at least, was comparatively easy to find, thanks to the historic importance of male genitals to standard insect taxonomy research.