Sentence examples for going to relatively from inspiring English sources

More than half of Europe's development aid budget is going to "relatively rich" countries like Turkey and Serbia, British MPs have warned.

Unfortunately for Swift, the role ended up going to relatively unknown stage actress Samantha Barks.

The foundation grants have gone to relatively large institutions, like the five major museums that just received $15 million for mobile technology.

R&D spending in India is minuscule.The real problem for America is not its innovative capacity, but the fact that its benefits go to relatively few.

Fortunately for Stokes, most of the sales went to relatively undemanding Commonwealth markets, though he did achieve one well-publicised triumph in selling buses to Castro's Cuba in the teeth of the US embargo.

So the vast majority of the gains in the stock market over the last few years have gone to relatively few people.

The problem is, most of the benefits of tax cuts go to relatively few voters at the top of the income distribution, as Mitt Romney pointed out in his famous 47 percent speech.

The other countries where the ageing process is going to be relatively little advanced over the next half a century, are the ones with relatively high-fertility levels.

"Tuesday is going to be relatively mild but wet and windy for most followed by a frosty night.

Mr. Roye said both the S.E.C. and NASD were working on significant investigations "that are going to emerge relatively soon".

"To become fully operational, many of these things are going to require relatively minor investments considering the return we're going to get," Dr. MacLean said.