Sentence examples for any relatively from inspiring English sources
Burton & Eisenberg, Contract Law: Selected Source Materials Annotated (Any relatively recent edition).
Even if you are noticed, you might well be excused for any relatively small lapses.
Plain, any relatively level area of the Earth's surface exhibiting gentle slopes and small local relief.
Learning is any relatively permanent change in behaviour that results from past experience.
As with any relatively new concept, prospective guests need to be aware of potential sticking points.
Entering the building is like returning to classes and the restrooms look like those in any relatively new high school.
In any case, there is absolutely no evidence that news will perform any better relatively in digital homes at 10pm than at 9pm.
The archival cupboard was, in any event, relatively bare.
In any case, relatively few of these wines are available in the fairs.
In any case, relatively few can afford the $10 that I splurged on a ticket and 3-D glasses.
Unlike most modern constitutions, such as those created after 1945, the American one does not create any specific, relatively unpoliticized institutions to oversee election ground rules.
