Sentence examples for anyway relatively small from inspiring English sources

For many years, most of them relied largely on their stock exchanges to regulate their markets, which were anyway relatively small.

It's far away, relatively small, and - anyway - "we already sent the IMF".

Two of these genome sequences (Pp and Ca) are incomplete, but were included in the study anyway, as they were nearly complete, being composed of relatively small numbers of contigs (Table  1).

Fortunately, the relatively small screens in cars do not reveal a lot of detail anyway.

How is a relatively small north European capital supposed to compete with the likes of London, Berlin, New York and Shanghai — well, Berlin, New York and Shanghai anyway, after what we learned about London from the China Miéville piece in this week's The New York Times Magazine.

It's why Democrats have won the popular vote in five of the last six presidential elections, with the lone loss a relatively small one, but in three of the six elections a Republican went to the White House anyway.

While the sample size for the study was relatively small and there was no control group to investigate whether changes would have occurred over time anyway, this before and after design is more common in service evaluations.

All were relatively small players.

The courtroom is relatively small.

The Gambian National Army is relatively small.

Even relatively small doses work.