Sentence examples for become the relatively from inspiring English sources

Having lost its entire investment of $1.8 million in New York, why is "High" now poised to become the relatively rare Broadway play to go on national tour?

I'm not sure what services or therapies or experiences I might personally have needed to become the relatively responsible, contributing adult member of society I am today, but surely they would have cost something that should be added to the total.

Many critics found Mr. Durang's play, "Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike," to be the better work, and on Sunday it will become the relatively rare comedy — a dysfunctional-family satire with echoes of Chekhov — to win a best play Tony.

Without this new demand, coal-fired generators saw reduced revenue as natural gas combined cycle plants become the relatively less expensive option in much of the country.

Drake's "In My Feelings" is on top of the Hot 100 once again, and now it has just one more frame to go before it becomes the relatively rare hit to live at No. 1 for double-digit frames.

Al dente pasta became the benchmark relatively recently.

He becomes the second relatively young conservative to ascend to the court in recent months.

I suspect it will become the best-selling iPad relatively quickly.

The Depression was manmade.That it was manmade became the economic consensus relatively quickly.

But now … well, for many, Theresa seems to have become, relatively, the cleaner thing.

If the biogas leaks from a small biodigester, the gas can become relatively diluted by the ambient air, as the biodigester is typically constructed in the open.