How to pronounce “comparably” in English

at least in that particular case, the child in the pond sort of case or the child in the street here, you agree that if it's in your powerto prevent something really bad happening without sacrificing something comparably significant, you ought to do it.And that is an important step in the argument.

She thought of Graham as slightly more appealing than most men, but neither fascinating nor smolderingly handsome.Even later, Julie considered Graham and Keith comparably attractive, if your thing was preppy middle-aged men, which hers apparently was.It was Brett and Tracy Hutchinson's 20th anniversary party at River Oaks Country Club that Graham appeared beside Julie, and said for the first time,

It might be in $1,000 or two range.But it's still, I think, not something that's-- most of us would not have to give up something comparably significant in order to achieve that.OK, aren't I giving through my taxes?

for this integration through sheer force of brutal will and that that will be far more difficult after he's gone, with him gone.but I don't know how that would compare statistically, I actually think it would compare probably comparably to statistics in corporate America, but obviously not the college graduate education