Sentence examples for experiences relatively from inspiring English sources

The northwest experiences relatively cold winters, with average January temperatures below 28 °F (−2 °C).

South Africa's constitution protects the right to freedom of expression and the country, so often torn by race or class, experiences relatively little religious intolerance.

A qualitative analysis for a twin tower structure reveals a general phenomenon that the structural connections between towers tend to increase the wind-induced response for the tower which experiences relatively lower wind loads but tend to decrease the wind-induced response for the tower which experiences relatively higher wind loads.

Despite these net accretional responses, the beach dune system experiences relatively frequent (return interval ~ 1.53 years) erosive events when total water levels exceed a local erosional threshold elevation of 5.5 m above regional chart datum.

The emotionally stable person is one who experiences relatively modest ups and downs--never too high, never too low.

Although violent crime is of a particular concern in Brazil with rates exceeding those of many western countries,10 Brazil experiences relatively low levels of domestic burglary.

Hurley also remarks that the eradication of RP makes the whole experience relatively 'classless'classless

While government contractor pay remained essentially unchanged, some job categories experienced relatively large jumps in pay.

Another carmaker with considerable momentum is Nissan, which experienced relatively minor disruptions from the Japan disaster.

River water in tributaries would experience relatively stronger evaporation than in the main stream.

To prevent environmental deterioration and to keep the experience relatively people-free, only 12 hikers a day are admitted.