"It will be a relatively light trade agreement, but symbolically and diplomatically it's going to be very important".
In the case of oil terminals, the link to shore can be a relatively light pier or jetty structure carrying the pipelines through which the cargo is pumped ashore, with a roadway for access by no more than average-size road vehicles, which will probably be used in small numbers or even only one at a time.
Lunch should be a relatively lighter meal.
It was a relatively light sentence.
It's a relatively light year.
A poem, she once told a friend, was a relatively light thing; it could be carried around "while you're doing the housework".
"Actually, this was a relatively light sentence, compared to what other officials might get," said Mr. Fang, whose sentence was overturned last year after Mr. Bo's downfall.
Giving honours such as knighthoods to allies who have supported the prime minister is a "relatively light" way of paying off debts of honour built up while in government, a former minister and aide to David Cameron has said.
Thursday, the last day of BookExpo America, the publishing industry's annual convention, is a relatively light day for author appearances, but the autograph area this morning still looked like a LaGuardia departure lounge during a blizzard.
In the process he provided a glimpse into the life of a working photojournalist: "As a freelance photographer, on that one particular day alone, I must have made a thousand images, and that was a relatively light day, you know, April the 27th.
"Over a period of government, particularly a difficult government in a coalition, a prime minister has to cajole and get the support of a number of people and he builds up a debt of honour and I think that, frankly, an honours list is a relatively light way of paying it off," Swayne told the Westminster Hour on BBC Radio 4. "I think we get far too excited about these things.
