Sentence examples for a relatively lowly from inspiring English sources
Duch, a relatively lowly official, left a meticulous paper trial at S-21 and acknowledged many of his crimes.
Although you have a master's degree from a top art school, you are seen internally as a relatively lowly (and no doubt extremely competent) admin person.
This league table places England and Northern Ireland combined at a relatively lowly 15th out of 23 countries listed, though still above wealthy nations such as Germany and Austria.
Any such discussions would surely have been routed through senior commanders of al-Qaida, even Bin Laden himself, not a relatively lowly figure who ran a guesthouse and did odd jobs.
Which in turn raises the question, how can a relatively lowly employee of a tiny plumbing company contemplate buying up a concern with the prospect of turning over more than $250,000 a year?
On July 14th there was a deadly suicide-attack at his funeral.In the realm of Afghan politics Mr Karzai's position of provincial council chief is a relatively lowly one.
At the Berkeley Radiation Lab, Lawrence offered Segrè a job as a research assistant a relatively lowly position for someone who had discovered an element for US$300 a month for six months.
Super Mario Bros. 3 is many enthusiasts' idea of 2D platform perfection, while Super Mario Bros. 2 (which wasn't originally planned as a Mario game) is a fascinating departure, and better than its relatively lowly reputation might suggest.
This entails whopping revenue figures even when occupying relatively lowly chart positions - pounds 2m for Moyles, for example - and the prospect of hefty paperback sales next year.
Sutter's early and relatively lowly work at Boeing took in engine and flight control issues on the propeller-driven Boeing Stratocruiser transcontinental airliner.
It is still early days for Mohan – hence his relatively lowly position in this year's MediaGuardian 100 – but he will be hoping his tabloid career ends in happier circumstances than his showbiz peers, Morgan and Coulson.
