Sentence examples for anyway relative from inspiring English sources

Unions in Japan are organized by company, not by industry, and are less willing to confront management than Western unions are; and anyway, relative to some other industries, conditions for Toyota workers are still quite good.

The concept of age in traditional communities like Thyolo is anyway relative and its accuracy is in doubt.

His people like to say he lives fairly lean, relative, anyway, to the likes of Elton John and Sting.

It's all relative anyway; nine years is as long as 40 years depending on how long you've lived".

Anyway, in the relative safety of some American pomp and circumstance, Cameron has been making concessions, and thus displeasing those who feel he's looking weak, and still not satisfying those who want him to fully enact what he promised them to get their votes.

It implicates that the high rate of referral for mental health care may, in part, be unnecessary, but probably come along with relatives persisting need for help. 2 Possibly, GPs may be inclined to refer relatives anyway due to GPs' feelings of guilt or due to a disrupted relationship with the bereaved family 14, 19 or when the GP is blamed for the suicide.

But the British military has been criticised by others anyway, including bereaved relatives at home, so this is not a bolt from the blue.

What's so great about blood relatives anyway?