Sentence examples for added relatively from inspiring English sources

This type of system, according to the patent, "could be added relatively quickly to existing building utilities while attracting little attention and incurring little expense".

Granted, Mr Campbell's evidence added relatively little to the known facts about British policymaking and statecraft in the war against Saddam Hussein.

For most of this year, Iran has added relatively few centrifuges — the machines that spin uranium at supersonic speed, enriching it — to its main plant at Natanz.

(In comparison, the Bush stimulus of 2008 and the Obama stimulus of 2009 added relatively little to the cumulative additional total debt, according to the Congressional Budget Office).

Seen at a one-off early-hours performance that finished in a misty dawn (a well intentioned idea that added relatively little), the show is Sansom's last for the NTS after his recent surprise resignation and a bold, heartfelt farewell.

Although the population is increasing and the unemployment rate is very low (partly because of a shortage of workers for jobs related to construction and tourism), growth has stalled somewhat, as the city and region have added relatively few new households or jobs in the past year.

Woodworkers use veneers to add relatively interesting surfaces to relatively uninteresting pieces of wood.

They managed to do that by adding relatively cheap, well-sourced players like William Kvist,.

Even a great closer like Rivera adds relatively little to a team's success.

In contrast, the UK has been and remains a bulk-trading nation, adding relatively little added value to goods in transit.

Eliminate time-consuming tasks that will add relatively little to holiday enjoyment or that can be done some other time or for another occasion.