Sentence examples for climbed relatively from inspiring English sources

Indeed, after dipping with the wider economy in 2009, the total value of subsidies or tax breaks received by those extracting or burning fossil fuels climbed relatively steeply and by 2011 was approaching the pre-crash peak of more than $80 billion.

This unusual mosaic of primitive and modern traits suggests that Pliobates didn't launch itself from branch to branch like gibbon apes, but instead climbed relatively slowly in the trees, moving atop the branches carefully to eat fruit.

But because productivity -- the amount of goods or services produced for each hour worked -- is climbing relatively fast, last year's relatively tepid expansion created almost no new jobs.

"Last year's course was almost perfect for me: not a lot of climbing relatively, two long time trials -- good time trials for me, in Metz, rolling hills, perfect," Armstrong said.

Recent studies have shown that while familiarity with wearable tech is high and climbing, relatively few still actually own any of these gadgets, so Amazon presenting a lot of supplemental material for prospective buyers looking for an education makes a lot of sense.

Indeed, they climbed with relatively little conflict, albeit with constant, even excessive discussion.

Rents in Los Angeles County climbed a relatively modest 2.5% in the fourth quarter, compared with the same time a year earlier, according to new figures out Tuesday from real estate data firm Reis Inc.

Indoor climbing over relatively small heights, with no ropes.

Since then, prices have climbed back to relatively high levels, about $26.50 a barrel, as traders scaled back their expectations of big output here and scaled up their expectations of global demand.

Having reached a professional pinnacle, and then climbed down at a relatively young age, what do you do next?

Although the technology-rich Nasdaq Composite Index climbed 1.5%, turnover remained relatively thin in the over-the-counter market.