Sentence examples for as relatively small from inspiring English sources

Building a house, even one as relatively small (2,000 square feet) as mine, takes the sap out of you.

The argument for goat packing goes something like this: To begin, as relatively small animals, they are easy to handle.

While Wells Fargo "may use Merlin as a platform for further expansion, the transaction is still viewed as relatively small in nature," Fitch said last week.

SILEMA, MALTA — As residents of a Mediterranean island known throughout Europe for its resilience in adversity, many Maltese tend to see the current troubles of the euro zone as relatively small potatoes.

If the violence was happening in isolation then the threat could be regarded as relatively small.

The main building block in our approach is to store frequently accessed data as relatively small, wavelet-encoded segments.

But those were only parts of an elaborate promotional campaign that also included recent appearances on "Saturday Night Live," "The Colbert Report" and "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" as well as relatively small-scale gigs at venues such as the Hollywood Palladium (where the band played on Halloween) and a warehouse in Brooklyn, N.Y.

For instance, the beamforming technique is to be considered when the AS is relatively small, while antenna diversity is more appropriate in other cases.

This discrepancy might be because most of the patients were taking uric acid-lowering agents as well as the relatively small sample size of the study.

A limitation to our study was the younger age of our NDC group as well as the relatively small sample sizes.

Due to both of hydrophobic and hydrophilic characteristics, as well as the relatively small molecular weight, these CPAs are permeable to the plasma membrane.