Sentence examples for has gone relatively from inspiring English sources

With the well-deserved accolades to Woodson, Grunwald's brilliance has gone relatively unnoticed.

It is still very early, but the girls told us that the beginning of school has gone relatively smoothly.

WITH all the hubbub over absinthe, the resurgence of another centuries-old green spirit has gone relatively unnoticed.

But in the popular discourse, their trauma has gone relatively unrecognised or has been cast as an immigration crisis.

"The project has gone relatively smoothly, though the Mexican government paperwork has been a bureaucratic nightmare," Mr. Fernandez said.

Helped by the pressure of the election on news pages, the sudden National reshuffle has gone relatively unremarked.

But it seems to have gone relatively well compared with the trouble many rich families face.

Since then, it seemed that the protest movement had gone relatively quiet while reforms were negotiated.

The second round also appeared at first to have gone relatively smoothly.

Although the process seems to have gone relatively well, it was Mr. Moi who spawned the winners.

His trips to neighbouring countries have gone relatively unnoticed, and his handful of meetings with George Bush have been designed to show off their friendship while avoiding important issues.