Sentence examples for given relatively from inspiring English sources

The 522 patients were given relatively high doses of Eprex for three days or a placebo.

The film is spectacular fun, yet Elba is given relatively little to do.

The letter sent today, unlike the videotapes, was given relatively little coverage on Arab and Western news programs.

The Food and Drug Administration said four people had died after being given relatively small 2.5-milligram doses.

In poorer North African and near Eastern countries, wage pressure is not so strong, given relatively high unemployment rates.

Several provinces have stopped issuing new sentences, and the media have been given relatively wide latitude to discuss the issue.

Given relatively quick turnaround times, travellers in the market for a bed probably want to use it to the fullest.

But for all its importance to the city over the last 98 years, the subway has been given relatively short shrift by the performing arts.

"Given relatively short governing terms, the leaders tend to make decisions that sacrifice the grass roots in favor of international competitions and Olympic medals.

Unable to get a decent real return from bank accounts given relatively low interest rates, savers have taken their money out of the formal financial system.

As Mr Preston explains, foreign correspondents were given relatively free rein by the Republicans' press office, with easy access to the front lines.