Sentence examples for full of relatively from inspiring English sources

The first set against Puerta was full of relatively neutral shots, many of which landed short and went unpunished.

With their outfield full of relatively solid pieces including Mark Trumbo in right field, AJ Pollock in center field, and young David Peralta, there's not a whole lot of room for Thomas, who signed a six-year $68m deal.

The result was a nation full of relatively small banks.

They will be stamped on by the full force of relatively well-organised health systems.

They played the Jets (10-7) for the second time in six days, this time at home, this time with a full complement of relatively healthy players.

Neither are many of his Union Jacks suppliers – the kitchens of a four-strong chain place a serious demand on producers that the smallest are unable to meet, resulting in a menu full of good but relatively (and it is relative) commonplace British ingredients.

Full of zeal and relatively free of responsibilities, youth are traditionally the generation most inclined to question the status quo and authority.

Surfing Lesson: Our first day of surfing was full of big waves (relatively speaking).

The simulated surface temperatures are compared with the measurements for a full week period representative of relatively warm period with varied weather conditions.

Thatcher's economic policies ended Great Britain's long period of relatively full employment and promptly triggered a severe recession.

In spite of relatively low full identity at nucleotide acid level (only 21.6%), it was more conservative at amino acid level (>35.8%) between wild and cultivated rice.