Sentence examples for in response to relatively from inspiring English sources
America's vibrant blogosphere has emerged partly in response to relatively staid mainstream media, whereas Britons seeking partisanship and wit can get it from a host of newspapers.
When anxiety occurs for seemingly no reason or in an exaggerated manner in response to relatively innocuous stimuli and disrupts a person's life, an anxiety disorder may be diagnosed.
Although not a panacea for those with complicated medical needs, the approach addresses what experts say can be a premature decision by older people to give up their homes in response to relatively minor problems: No way to get to the grocery store.
It is apparent that evolutionary cell modifications can occur in response to relatively rapid changes in environment over periods ranging from days to months rather than the thousands of years considered in most evolutionary modifications.
The coincidence of enhanced magnetite content with moderate to intense root bioturbation in the lowermost and likely also uppermost sediments of unit Qah1 suggests that magnetite formed authigenically in response to relatively wetter conditions at the beginning and end of this dry period.
Beginning in 1950 and continuing through the early 1980s, however, many of the major glaciers advanced in response to relatively cooler temperatures of the mid-century.
Paradoxically, the LandPaths vision arose in part as a response to relatively well-financed parks and the way they can turn the outdoors into little more than a consumerized, turnkey experience for users.
The similarity is required by design in order to allow a response to relatively small external signals; if one conformation were significantly more stable than the other, the system would get stuck.
This allowed us to measure activity in response to a relatively threatening environment (the open field) versus a relatively safe environment (the dark box).
What is it that compels people to cry conspiracy in response to even relatively minor events?
I suspect my frustration sometimes manifests as irritation or impatience in response to unrelated, relatively minor matters.
