Sentence examples for hence relatively from inspiring English sources
The ones who have to wait until the headline age are, on average, relatively healthy and hence relatively cheap.
Mr. Romney had led by larger margins in earlier polls of the state, but some of that support may be based on name recognition in the state and hence relatively soft.
Thus, far from being marginal, changeable and divorced from the country's national interest, it has always been central to the experience and concerns of policymakers, and hence relatively stable.That is certainly not to say that all Americans agree about foreign policy, or ever did.
The organic-rich Holocene sediments are hence relatively thin.
Hence relatively computer intensive methods are now feasible.
We see that (T X)) is bounded and equicontinuous and hence relatively compact in X.
Hence the relatively low acrylamide content of this product may reflect the relatively low tobacco content.
It is still early days for Mohan – hence his relatively lowly position in this year's MediaGuardian 100 – but he will be hoping his tabloid career ends in happier circumstances than his showbiz peers, Morgan and Coulson.
Since most of the five rooms have a dual aspect, it has some of the best views on the seafront – boats on one side, beach on the other – hence the relatively high prices.
Man for man marking: How England rated Ben Foden (full-back) The bad errors were elsewhere in the team, hence the relatively high mark 6 Chris Ashton (wing) The wing was fiery, feisty, full of aggression.
4.51pm GMT A source says the Freedom Charity told the police that the women said they were frightened and were scared of trying to escape from the house – hence the relatively low-key way the women left the Lambeth residence, as opposed to police raiding it.
