Sentence examples for are relatively late from inspiring English sources

Most greens are relatively late.

These are relatively late works, in the life of Guardi and the life of the Venetian Republic, and the solemnity is palpable.

Those are relatively late works, from the twenty-some ever less prolific and consistent (but underrated) years before the artist's death, at the age of eighty-four, in 1967.

With the picture painted above of the tendency for languages to fragment first into dialects and then into separate languages, it might be thought that dialects are relatively late in appearance in the history of a language family.

SAP executives have admitted they underestimated the challenge of creating a competitive SaaS offering, and they are relatively late to the party compared with hosted business software products from companies like NetSuite.

"Most of the new users continue to come from countries that are relatively late in adopting Facebook, as has been the trend for the past year," Eldon said.

Similarly, behavioral research has suggested that attentional control and working memory are relatively late-maturing relative to other cognitive faculties (e.g., Davidson, Amso, Anderson, & Diamond, 2006; Johnson, 2010).

But most charities are relatively late-adopters to new technologies, and the success we have seen this early is probably a strong indication of the potential that is yet to be unharnessed.

Its breeding season is tied to the peak of food supply, beginning in late July, which is relatively late in the year for a finch.

Canada was relatively late in establishing compulsory health insurance.

Why, do some archaeologists believe, might Africans have been "relatively late to take up farming"?