Sentence examples for costs relatively from inspiring English sources

Postal performance is relatively good and costs relatively low.

This glory of the British winter costs relatively little.

By contrast, Dr. Patel's strategy costs relatively little and does not require legions of doctors.

Providing birth control – whether condoms, intrauterine devices or pills – costs relatively little.

But pain relief, administered correctly, costs relatively little given the good it does.

It costs relatively little to protect the land from rising tides: We can drain wetlands, build levees and divert waterways.

These stipends cost relatively little (typically 0.2-0.8% of GDP) but influence the priorities of many.

They vote at higher rates than other groups, and mandated tuition waivers cost relatively little.

Even the most devastating terror attacks cost relatively little to pull off.

The snakes that Kruse and his network dealt in cost relatively little two hundred dollars on average, according to Montuori.

"Those figures were for films which cost relatively small amounts to make," says a source at CAA, her talent agency.