Sentence examples for especially relatively from inspiring English sources

"The public does indeed have a very considerable interest in preserving our natural environment and especially relatively scarce whales," Judge Kleinfeld wrote.

Mr. Kain also said that star athletes, especially relatively young athletes, are not particularly well versed about social and political issues and often have vaguely formed opinions.

Driven by optimism in the economy and a return of collectors' confidence in antiques, especially relatively low-priced modern designs, Sotheby's and Christie's are reassessing their positions on 20th-century decorative arts, and they have taken different tacks.

For many beginning language learners in American society, especially relatively well-off English speakers seeking to acquire a second language later in life, the desire to learn a language is also a desire to make a change in their lives.

Especially relatively well-to-do middle-class white American men, who were, as a class, by far the greatest beneficiaries of the old order of things.

Occasionally, bald eagles may hunt cooperatively when confronting prey, especially relatively large prey such as jackrabbits or herons, with one bird distracting potential prey, while the other comes behind it in order to ambush it.

This may be key to determining which changes underlie the emergence and relative success of different clonal clusters, especially within relatively panmictic populations.

"She is not what people are used to in candidates, especially in relatively poor communities".

But by and large writing used to be a profession whose practitioners, the great ones especially, died relatively young.

The show never recaptures the intensity of these initial works, but there is plenty else to see, especially by relatively unfamiliar artists like Mike Walton, Aaron Sinift and Tomás López Rocha.

The rest of the Celtics, especially a relatively young frontcourt, are leery not only of the scorn of Coach Doc Rivers, but also that of Garnett.