Sentence examples for enjoyed relatively from inspiring English sources

Until now the United States enjoyed relatively strong support among local residents.

Walwyn died 10 years ago, and after that the Queen Mother enjoyed relatively limited success.

The Sun has enjoyed relatively good online figures during its long period of free access.

Women in particular have enjoyed relatively more freedom in Oman than elsewhere on the Arabian Peninsula.

In Israel's case, it has enjoyed, relatively speaking, 40 fat years of stable governments around it.

Over the last few decades Asia has enjoyed relatively low levels of inequality.

Newfoundland has a unique settlement pattern in its coastal communities relative to the rest of Canada, enjoying relatively good potential spatial access to such beds when compared to similarly sized towns in many provinces.

Migrants to Australia also enjoy relatively high social mobility.

"The educated and affluent enjoy relatively strong, stable families.

And they're probably right: at present they enjoy relatively benign conditions.

But Wie said the dynamics of Stanford allowed them both to enjoy relatively typical college lives.