Sentence examples for does relatively well from inspiring English sources

But if history is a guide, preservation does relatively well.

If Prokhorov does relatively well he could then be co-opted to take a government post.

Even at a time of widespread budget cuts, Manhattan does relatively well in this respect.

In the toughest areas for other would-be members -- inefficient small farmers, pollution and corruption -- Slovenia does relatively well.

Honda, which does relatively well at attracting younger buyers (the average age is 44), but lands in the midrange of the Stodgy Index, has been particularly aggressive in seeking young buyers.

Because of its high poverty rate, it ranks first among states in its per capita payments from welfare programs, and it also does relatively well on education programs aimed primarily at the poor.

Q: Yet the science budget has done relatively well relative to other departments, which have been cut much more.

Others do relatively well.

"They've done relatively well," Mr. Scavone said.

Though Maydays did relatively well, it remains under-performed.

That aside, England's batsmen have done relatively well.