Sentence examples for claims relatively from inspiring English sources

In the UK, shareholder derivative actions are not common and, while the Companies Act 2006 introduced a statutory framework for such claims, relatively few such actions have been brought.

He has a smoker's marbly laugh and tawny skin, and, as he credibly claims, "relatively hollow legs," into which, at the reception, he poured a fair amount of gin.

But in claiming relatively few lives, it left many more people in utter ruin.

Life-insurance claims are relatively easy to assess.

Some of the taxi claims, for relatively short journeys, run to hundreds of pounds.

The doctor whose comments were used to justify Peabody's claims was relatively sanguine.

"All the brands invited more scrutiny because the claims were relatively outrageous," he said.

At first, claims were relatively small: personal-injury claims of workers at asbestos mines or manufacturing plants, for example.

"While the size of the proposed class is unique, the issues are not novel, and plaintiffs' claims are relatively narrow," Judge Jenkins wrote in his decision.

First, the facets of language he deals with do not involve "fundamental aspects of our thought," as he claims, but relatively minor ones.

Emdeon, whose software helps manage patient lists and claims, produces relatively steady revenue that would be attractive to a private equity firm like Blackstone.