Sentence examples for exit relatively from inspiring English sources

It is hard in theory to impose a travel ban and even harder in reality, with exit relatively easy, especially with a fake passport, on ferries and planes if no 24-hour surveillance is in place.

While the NSX is low slung, the door openings are large enough to make entry and exit relatively easy and the seats are exceptionally comfortable and supportive.

Thus it is that a small startup like kununu – a German-based equivalent of Glassdoor, the employer reviewing service – can exit relatively easily to a larger player like XING, a LinkedIn-like company that managed to float on the German exchange some years ago.

The squatters themselves made their exit relatively calmly.

MK-1775 treatment blocked P-Y15-cdk1 and significantly delayed SAC adaptation and mitosis exit relatively to control cells.

The wording of the act does allow a minister to change the definition of "exit day" relatively quickly using a statutory instrument - a piece of secondary legislation - rather than an entirely new act of Parliament that would need to be debated.

Exiting the relatively brief leadership meeting, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif). guaranteed victory.

The pace of U.S. venture-backed exits was relatively slow in the just-ended quarter, with a handful of IPOs and no multi-billion-dollar acquisitions.

Marvel had just exited bankruptcy relatively recently, when they took out about $500 million in loans with a plan to make a couple of superhero movies that would, if successful, help launch a larger cinematic comic book universe of Marvel characters.

By contrast, Panel B of Table 3 shows that for both time periods the estimated negative effect of UI benefit extensions on unemployment exits is relatively robust for individuals who have been unemployed for at least 6 months (26 weeks) and hence are directly affected by the benefit extensions.

The present exit is geologically relatively recent; the previous exit was to the north of the present one.