Sentence examples for good relatively from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps it was just as good relatively and in its own context.

"I think it's going to get good relatively quickly," Glavine said.

I'm on a good, relatively well-funded team, but it still feels like they have a tight budget.

His players are good, but nowhere near as good, relatively or absolutely, as those he had at Barcelona and Bayern Munich.

Not, I hasten to add, that Greek-style yoghurt is bad – loaded with fruit and drizzled with honey it makes a good, relatively cheap breakfast or pudding.

Very few people grind telescope mirrors anymore, but for someone with an interest in astronomy there are good, relatively inexpensive telescopes that make it easy to explore the heavens.

The Chinese government has been holding back the pace of appreciation, which makes Chinese goods relatively more expensive and American goods relatively cheaper.

A stronger won makes South Korean goods relatively more expensive and less competitive in foreign markets.

Orders for durable goods, relatively costly items expected to last three years or more, rose 5percentthethirdhincreaseease in the last four months.

American officials in Beijing also raised the issue of China's efforts to keep its currency, the renminbi, cheap in comparison with the dollar — making its goods relatively cheap and American goods relatively expensive.

Yesterday's report showed that wholesalers' supplies of durable goods — relatively expensive items meant to last several years — rose 0.4percentt in August after declining 0.4percentt in July.