Sentence examples for be at a relatively from inspiring English sources
What's more, he says, distributors make profit even from sales online, which can be at a relatively low price.
The major brokerages agree: prices, while low, are holding steady; inventory over all appears to be at a relatively healthy level; and sales have risen substantially over the last six months.
Let's face it, the Germans have not often experienced the 'doldrums' of international football - even when they were supposed to be at a relatively low ebb they managed to reach the World Cup final in 2002.
The sixth Census office at the State Department and the National Bureau of Statistics reveal the missing registration rate to be at a relatively low level, 0.12 %, based on a quality-testing sampling survey conducted afterward (2011).
As such, halictid bees can be viewed to be at a relatively early stage of eusocial evolution.
However, only one of these was a randomised trial 17 and that trial was deemed to be at a relatively high risk of bias.
Any songs were at a relatively early stage, he added.
The C dynamics at 1 year after the incubation are at a relatively stable phase (Supplementary Fig. 1).
When they can no longer produce milk they're then disposed of, which is at a relatively young age.
He thinks the US economic cycle is at a relatively advanced stage and says whole-economy non-financial profits have come down with a bump.
