Sentence examples for Relatively stern from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Hynes said yesterday that the relatively stern sentence reflected the fact that there had been no easing of the punishment in exchange for information.
He told the jury that he helped Mr. Pellicano prepare marketing materials regarding Forensic Audio Sleuth entitled "The State of the Art in Audio Tape Analysis". The brochure also included a photo of a relatively stern, relatively young looking Mr. Pellicano in front of a computer.
The satellite radio industry is relatively young — when Mr. Stern announced that he was joining Sirius in 2004, the company had less than a million subscribers.
The displacement hull has a V-shaped or round bottom, a relatively deep draft, a narrow width relative to its length, a sharp bow, and a narrow stern.
The extract S. barteri is therefore relatively harmless based on Hodge and Sterner Scale [ 17].
Because it is often easiest to board a vessel from the stern, where the wake provides relatively calm water for a pirate boat, crews in piracy-prone waters have also for many years sprayed water from fire hoses down the stern and kept fire axes at hand to sever any grappling hooks used by the pirates.
Greenspan combined what he called his "relatively optimistic" short-term forecast with a stern warning about the long-term dangers of swelling budget deficits.
This stern-looking man, who is relatively new to Chattanooga, has won over the city with the heroism of the police department.
It was relatively straight, as one would expect in a stern post, rather than curved, which would have indicated the bow.
They were gifted a relatively comfortable start by James Anderson and Chris Tremlett, but the challenge became a much sterner one once Broad got into his groove.
