Sentence examples for is relatively backward from inspiring English sources

In contrast, in regions where the private economy is relatively backward, the cognitive legitimacy of the private economy is relatively low.

As a big agricultural province, the Heilongjiang Province is given priority to agricultural production, and the economic development is relatively backward, leading to the demand for water resources being less than the economically developed areas.

Compared with those in developed countries, China's forestry is relatively backward for its low content of science and technology.

Agricultural trade will be liberalised, but that is unlikely to be much help to them in the short term because their farm sectors are relatively backward and inefficient.

It is probably because we are relatively backward in some respects," he said.

As a cilium moves backward, it is relatively rigid; upon recovery, however, the cilium becomes flexible, and its tip appears to be dragged forward along the body.

The philosophical debate about backward causation is relatively new.

We've got it backward: Excellence in any endeavor is almost impossible to define, and yet getting there, for each of us, is relatively easy.

Compared with the petrochemical industry, oil shale refinery industry is still relatively backward and has many shortcomings, such as poor quality of shale oil, inefficient utilization of retorting gas, and the unsatisfactory economic performance.

When the British left, India was relatively poor and backward.

The areas where the immolations and protests occurred are still relatively backward.