Sentence examples for indeed relatively from inspiring English sources

Indeed, relatively few elected Democrats spoke up today, and when they did they offered some regrets.

There are indeed relatively few millionaires in Britain, even after the wild house-price boom of the past decade.

A feminist critic might conclude that male artists are getting a vicarious thrill from the composer's acts of violence, and, indeed, relatively few women have shared in the fascination of the story.

More organisations are divesting all the time, from Oslo city council to Stanford University to the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, but the sums are indeed relatively small when compared to the huge value of the fossil fuel companies.

Every natural gas well leaks methane — methane is natural gas, after all — and while the natural gas that winds up being burned as fuel is, indeed, relatively clean, methane that escapes into the air is potent.

And in his party-conference speech in October, Mr Osborne was indeed relatively frank about how he would restrain debt, winning plaudits from, among others, The Economist.But only relatively: the squeezes he identified amounted to £7 billion ($11.4 billion) a year.

Indeed, the relatively low burn time, a little more than a minute, suggested a relatively short range, roughly 400 nautical miles, and was more reminiscent of first generation missile technology like the World War II era V-2 missiles.

Indeed, the relatively few Kahn projects that achieved fulfilment were fully realised to his high standards.

Indeed, a relatively slow uptake of agile approaches might be due to the relationship between IT professionals and senior civil service leaders.

Indeed, the relatively low number of foreign deaths reported in the attacks on Monday may have been one result of extraordinary security measures taken since then.

Indeed, the relatively small number of slaves in that country were mostly natives, captured and owned by other natives in the pursuit of inter-tribal war.