Sentence examples for is going relatively from inspiring English sources

The mission is going relatively smoothly, aside from a glitch on 4 July, when the spacecraft unexpectedly went into a "safe mode" when its computer crashed while attempting two processing-intensive tasks at once: uploading new instructions and compressing scientific data.

"I think it's going relatively well," Mr. Strickland said.

That said, he added, "Things are going relatively quietly".

For the moment, things seem to be going relatively smoothly.

12.26pm: In 2004 things were going relatively well in southern Iraq, so the decision to do more in Afghanistan was reasonable, Dannatt insists.

Still, development in the area has been going relatively smoothly, largely because it has won the backing of local municipal officials.

Even luxurious villas by the sea on the Mediterranean or Atlantic coasts are going relatively cheaply, according to a survey by French property lawyers.

"It shows that things are going relatively well in New York compared to recent times, in that there is some steady growth in revenue and that expenses are also relatively under control," said Carol Kellermann, president of the Citizens Budget Commission.

"While we're seeing in Manhattan that things are going relatively well and there's been a sharp rebound, in some neighborhoods of New York things are not going well," Mr. Jones said.

For example, a few months ago, things were going relatively well with the project.

Where is the businessman who hasn't from time to time put off making these tough choices when things were going relatively well?