Sentence examples for has arrived relatively from inspiring English sources

Browning, for whom wider recognition has arrived relatively late in her career, can sometimes seem less like a real person than like a character imagined by Rachel Kushner or Dana Spiotta — a heroine of downtown New York, whose performative life and prankish habits were invented to be written about.

The ability to achieve them with the aid of a smartphone, though, has arrived relatively recently, and the ability to crowdfund them via Indiegogo as per all of this week's projects, even more recently.

There were common features in these imigrant groups; they had arrived relatively recently, and Turks with the highest risk were the latest arrivals; culturally, they are more distant from the Swedes than the previous immigrant groups, and the common compatriot marriages indicated that they immigrated as couples or sought a spouse among their own ethnic group.

Thus, the best explanation for the origin of most biotas on the islands is that their ancestors must have arrived relatively recently, when the landmasses were in, or close to today's position, having mainly arrived from Africa, but also with elements from Asia and Australasia.

Wright's success has arrived despite a relatively small budget.

Even Emmy host Stephen Colbert couldn't help but comment on Netflix's growing influence, which has arrived over a relatively short period of time.

CO2 shadow prices are then relatively high in the years before the CCS has arrived.

The Yankees had a relatively smooth April, but one day into May, turbulence has arrived.

In the debate over whether greenhouse warming has arrived and just how bad it will get, the sun has been a relatively minor factor.

Your chance to score relatively cheap fare from some of the city's fanciest eateries has arrived.

"Wow, poker has arrived".