Sentence examples for choice of relatively from inspiring English sources

Do market considerations govern Prince's choice of relatively tame jokes, in genres where the best tend to be the dirtiest?

In previous years, the choice of relatively unknown writers like Herta Müller of Germany has surprised Nobel watchers; in other years, winners like Harold Pinter or Orhan Pamuk have raised questions about whether the Nobel committee is overly influenced by politics.

The low track density and the wide range in polar angle of particles produced by neutrino interactions drive the initial choice of relatively large squared pads (8 mm) for the performance study.

Although critics still found some elements of the tour questionable (including the set itself and the prevalence of Bowie's newer material), the tour was praised for Bowie's strong voice, musical arrangements and choice of relatively unheard "jewels" in the set list.

At very low b-values, the diffusion effect is known to be overestimated due to the contribution of perfusion to the signal attenuation, while the choice of relatively high b-values greater than about 600 s/mm may result in an underestimation due to signal intensities comparable with the noise level as discussed above.

For many partisans, the choice of young, relatively inexperienced Trudeau to lead the party felt risky – but no other choice felt less risky.

Given the directors' choice of a relatively young, first-time chief executive, most analysts tended to agree, viewing his selection as an investment in restoration rather than an endgame.

They said that while the choice of the relatively youthful Mr. Noda represents a much-needed changing of the guard in the governing party, he will face the same fiscal constraints and resistance to change that had stymied his predecessors.

Barbara Carroll tenderly seized the moment at the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel in her first Sunday afternoon concert of the season with her choice of a relatively obscure Stephen Sondheim ballad, "With So Little to Be Sure Of," as the final number.

For all we know this tiny pod could be the environmentally conscious selection of a fashionable urbanite seeking to reduce their carbon footprint, or the thoughtless impulse of a student who only plans to use it as a base and occasional "crash-pad", or even the clandestine choice of a relatively well-off unfaithful spouse who works nearby.

Dana Boyd's "blog essay" said Facebook was the choice of educated, relatively affluent upper/middle class kids, while MySpace was the home of the marginalised youth - "punks, emos, goths" - who were more likely to join the military than go to college.