Sentence examples for buy relatively from inspiring English sources

Some deals are inexpensive and buy relatively small privileges.

The partnerships often buy relatively stable energy assets like pipelines that generate steady cash flows.

The taps had run dry four days earlier, forcing them to buy relatively expensive water from private tankers.

One is that, as they become richer, consumers want to buy relatively fewer manufactured goods and relatively more services.

Parents are advised to buy relatively inexpensive term life insurance to provide money to care for their children, just in case.

"Other people have learned our trick of investing money in obscure sports to buy relatively easily earned Olympic gold medals," writes Mr McWilliams.

But Mr. Kreuther says he buys relatively little at Union Square.

Price buys relatively austere Cup version, two posher ones available.

If houses could be bought relatively cheaply, it was because local councils once provided "social housing".

Buying relatively conservative stock funds allowed some investors to sleep at night during the bear market.

But it appeared that it was buying relatively small amounts of Portuguese and Irish bonds.