Sentence examples for a very relative from inspiring English sources

Waldeck is the only success story in a country where success is a very relative term.

Chivas have been better this year, which is a very relative statement, but still.

"A heat wave is a very relative factor," said Dr. Laurence S. Kalkstein, a climatologist at the University of Delaware Center for Climatic Research.

Let's take a look at the 10 best Summer Olympics films, with a word of warning that "best" is a very relative term here.

In racing, of course, superlatives litter the landscape like screwed-up tickets after a bad day for favourites and "the best" can be a very relative concept, even in the context of a single race.

Lloyd: Risk is a very relative term and in being such, almost mandates investors utilize an adviser to assist in the defragmenting of the abundance of market information and investments.

But this is only obliquely a celebration of the very relative freedom of that first Soviet presidential election.

CmADH1 and CmADH2A had low relative activities toward diols, but CmADH2B showed a very high relative activity on 1,4-butanediol.

Particularly, we have focused on a very low relative risk range given that the most recently characterized risk variants from GWA studies have typically had marginal relative risks in the range of 1.1 1.3.

Osama bin Laden (family spellings of the last name vary) was a very distant relative by marriage.

One would detect a very small relative speed in the first case and a very large one in the second.