Significats de comparatively peaceful en anglès

This comparatively peaceful scenario was only reached after a bit of a rocky start.

While large parts of northern Afghanistan are comparatively peaceful, foreign investment there is still slow in coming.

Interclan relations have been comparatively peaceful since the establishment of the special government in the Agúsan Valley.

But even in the comparatively peaceful Old City, Yemenis have grown inured to the lack of security.

So, unless some elaborate scheme of attack is brewing, the early hours of the night are comparatively peaceful.

Besides, the pirates came from Puntland, a comparatively peaceful region with a relatively functional local government, judiciary and security force.

As far south as Bordeaux we should be in a comparatively peaceful country, and I should hope to find friends there.

Until this last month the Russian Revolution, though marked by extreme antagonisms, and much wrangling, was nevertheless comparatively peaceful in character.

I hope that at Boston you are comparatively peaceful, and I know that you are more abolitionist than in the more southern countries.

Aristobulus's reign might have been comparatively peaceful had not at this time a new and sinister influence appeared in the troubled politics of Palestine.

His knowledge of natives and natural air of authority made him quite safe among any but the wildest, and these were a comparatively peaceful folk.

The obituaries of these kings show that we have fallen on a comparatively peaceful age, since of the entire nine, but three perished in battle.

Protests have been comparatively peaceful by day, becoming more violent after dark as police use tear gas and rubber bullets to battle self-proclaimed "revolutionary" youths.

They have been comparatively peaceful by day, becoming more violent after dark as police use tear gas and rubber bullets to battle self-proclaimed "revolutionary" youths.