Sentence examples for been relatively late from inspiring English sources

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

Though the spy agencies might have been relatively late to virtual worlds and the communities forming there, once the idea had been mooted, they joined in enthusiastically.

"The portfolio investment industry has been relatively late to adopting technology," said Philippe Jordan, the president of Capital Fund Management, a 25-year-old quant hedge fund firm that manages $6.9 billion.

This period of large-scale gas generation has been relatively late and considerably long (it still continues), thus facilitating the formation of tight sandstone gas reservoirs (Zou et al. 2011a; Li et al. 2012).

Oman is far more liberal than Saudi Arabia, but even it has been relatively late to the party.

And this was 1993 ― which was relatively late".

Adding to retailers' problems is the fact that Thanksgiving -- the traditional start of the Christmas season -- was relatively late.

The application of GIS (geographical information system) in NFI was relatively late.

However, in single-layer graphene, the dependence on carrier concentration of both the plasmonic resonance frequency and magnitude is relatively weak16,17, limiting its applications in photonics.

Concerning the self diffusion of Fe into Fe-Pd alloys, the diffusion coefficient are relatively high18,19, thus favouring the diffusion of Fe atoms towards the surface.

"It's relatively early.