Sentence examples for includes the relatively from inspiring English sources
Those who defend dodgeball -- and that includes the relatively new National Amateur Dodgeball Association, which holds outdoor and indoor championships for adults in Schaumburg, Ill.
Such progress includes the relatively recent transformation of the aircraft industry from purely performance driven products to products that are driven by customer value.
Indian and Pakistani officials have been talking in Islamabad (see article) about a list of issues that includes the relatively easy getting transport links running regularly across a border that has often been more of a wall and the extremely difficult, which include the conjoined problems of cross-border terrorism and the disputed status of Kashmir.
And he added that this hope had nothing to do with his compensation package, which includes the relatively unusual proviso that he will continue making thousands of dollars a week on "Lucky Guy" if the producers extend the show beyond its June 16 scheduled closing and recast his role.
It can be found that the growth process of the nanotubes not only involves the absorption and dissolution of NH3 and BCl3 from gas phase but also includes the relatively slow diffusion of B from solid phase to the alloy droplets, which may determine the final growth rate of the nanotubes.
Another limitation of this study includes the relatively small number of plaque-type patients, which demonstrated no noteworthy results.
The plan will also include the relatively new rotavirus and pneumococcal vaccines.
This assumption underpinned a broad global consensus on trade rules, including the relatively consistent protection of property rights.
But other drivers appear more permanent, including the relatively scarce provision of welfare programs, such as employment insurance and pensions.
These include the relatively benign financing they lined up when credit was easy, and their ability to "ring-fence" deals that go bad.
The analysis has other limitations too, including the relatively small number of scholars in the data set and the focus on only one field.
