Sentence examples for hike relatively from inspiring English sources

When it comes to employers, many sectors should be able to absorb this wage hike relatively easily, despite inevitable carping.

However it is important to keep in mind that a quarter point hike has relatively little impact.

PHE also acknowledges that the impact of price hikes is relatively small compared with that of marketing strategies such as end-of-aisle display locations, which have been seen to increase sales of carbonated drinks by as much as 50%.

If you have a heart condition or a breathing disorder, you'd be wise to limit your hikes to relatively low altitudes, say, below 5,000 feet, unless you can allow time to get acclimated to higher altitudes before you start hiking.

If this is your first time hiking, you should choose a relatively easy hike.

But all of that work is about minimum-wage hikes that were relatively small.

When the sun is shining (which it usually is), the Nine Sisters chain of mountains offers the perfect set of day hikes, ranging from relatively short and easy to difficult.

A relatively steep hike along a surprisingly narrow path leads to two trail markers.

Some members indicated that a rate hike might be appropriate "relatively soon".

In good weather, it's a superb and relatively easy hike, with wonderful views out over the Wye valley and the far-off Radnorshire hills.

It felt almost moral in the context, and even if it was a relatively level hike and only about an hour round trip, and there was a waterfall at the end, hidden among the sere folds of rock, I thought at least we would have to put something in, something of ourselves, some effort, to get whatever out.