Sentence examples for even a relatively limited from inspiring English sources
Even a relatively limited nuclear exchange could trigger a significant drop in global temperatures — because of debris and soot thrown into the air that blocks the sun — which would throw global food production into crisis.
Even a relatively limited outbreak cost cities and countries many billions of dollars in lost business and productivity in addition to the human and economic costs of the extraordinary health and public health measures that were needed to identify and contain the disease (2 ).
Differences between East and West in the percentage of employed and non-employed persons who are in a LAT union are relatively limited even though the relative risk ratios are statistically significant (results not shown).
The role that Georgetown's Catholic heritage has played in its policies has been controversial at times, even as its influence is relatively limited.
Even in Greece the protests were relatively limited.
Another is to look to help others, even if your own power is relatively limited.
Compared with the aftermath of 9/11, the response to the General Slocum disaster, more than a century ago, was relatively limited.
D'Arcy said: "Encouragingly, evidence of workers seeing their hours cut or even losing their jobs has so far been relatively limited.
Literature directly addressing business return after a major natural disaster is relatively limited.
A number of factors might explain our relatively limited results.
