Sentence examples for is relatively dormant from inspiring English sources

Outside Gaza, the conflict is relatively dormant.

Adult tissues by contrast are relatively dormant.

"You see this whole facility as being relatively dormant, and on hold".

All of the lines of human achievement and understanding that currently express intelligence, as we know and use them, were relatively dormant until released by the Internet.

The dispute over its control, which has led to two wars, had appeared to be relatively dormant since 2010 as tourists returned to the scenic region and turnouts in elections were large.

But even though people here never stopped loving and playing hockey at the local level — 64 players from the Boston area have appeared in the N.H.L. since 2000 — their love for the Bruins was relatively dormant.

Political discussion here on the Panama Canal, this small country's primary economic activity, has been relatively dormant since the present regime came to power Oct. 11, 1968 with the military over throw of President Arnulfo Arias, 11 days after he had taken office following an elec tion.

Canadian cinema was relatively dormant, though 20-year-old Xavier Dolan stirred much interest with his semiautobiographical J'ai tué ma mère (I Killed My Mother), a biting, at times funny account of a 16-year-old homosexual's turbulent relationship with his mother.

Tech like the Oculus Rift and Sony's Project Morpheus are just the first steps being taken in an industry that has been relatively dormant for the last two decades.

Tech like the Oculus Rift and Sony's Project Morpheus are just the first steps being taken in an industry that has been relatively dormant for the last two decades.

Founded in 1924, the orchestra has in recent years been relatively dormant amid anemic donations during the protracted recession.