Sentence examples for Relatively usual from inspiring English sources

The first type is relatively usual in Economics ("At best, the notion of equilibrium might, in practice, be identified with the notion of <attractor>"; p. 34 in [14]).

An additional 11 days identified by the Meteorological Services as dust-storm events showed relatively usual levels of PM10.

Health services research studies sometimes have relatively weak "usual care" groups; although the care for the control group may be "typical" care, it is not consistent with what the literature has shown to be evidence-based best practice.

Although they are critical components in railway vehicles, their modelling in the dynamic models of railway vehicles is usually relatively simple: it is usual to characterise them using a simple linear model formed by a spring and a viscous dashpot in parallel.

But the postwar estates make it relatively (with the usual London caveat) affordable.

Your analysis on climate change concentrated on the usual relatively easy fixes and, like almost all articles on the subject, ignored the problem of rapidly increasing population.

When I told him he said, in his usual relatively cynical way: 'Well, I don't mind, I'll talk to anybody'.

Ramadan Days During the month of Ramadan, office hours are relatively shorter than usual, most businesses not opening before 10 a.m. and most closing by 3 p.m.

Lionsgate's exposure was relatively low per usual, and this was the first Lionsgate Premiere offering to go wide after a year of limited and day-and-date debuts.

"The Goldman Sachs economists suggest that the end of the great outsourcing boom, coupled with the rise in the pound and the jump in commodity prices, has now reversed nearly all of the gains that consumers made in that earlier period" then the "rise in the pound" would make imports, as per usual, relatively cheaper?

This so-called radiation enterocolitis is a major clinical problem because it is relatively unresponsive to usual therapies and because of the intractable problems it may cause to the patient [ 1, 2].