Sentence examples for delivered relatively from inspiring English sources

World Monuments supports a low-tech, nonintrusive form of conservation that can be delivered relatively cheaply to the host nation.

While American aid is small, it is delivered relatively fast, and tends to concentrate on promoting private investment, bypassing central governments whenever feasible.

Skyfall has delivered relatively modest weekend-to-weekend drops so far, of 20%and35%5%, suggesting positive word of mouth among audiences.

The party's policies have also delivered relatively efficient government to the country's poor, and empowered an insurgent capitalist class that mirrors the party's conservative background.

For far too long, a small number of huge firms have won vast numbers of government contracts with huge price tags attached and delivered relatively poor value for money.

The success of 6 Music is all the more striking given that it is only four years since the BBC revealed it was planning to close the network, saying it delivered "relatively few unique listeners to BBC radio".

Smaller donors also seem reluctant to pay into a club that delivers relatively little direct benefit.

Second, marinades deliver relatively subdued flavors, which is not what you're going for in grilling.

Consumers have complained for years that the companies charge high prices while delivering relatively slow speeds for broadband services.

You're not quite sure why the film has taken so long - close to three hours - to deliver relatively little in terms of plot development.

"Calliandra and leucaena are two leguminous trees which are known to deliver relatively quick pay offs for use as fodder for livestock," says Frank Place, impact assessment adviser at ICRAF and co-editor of the FAO guide.