Sentence examples for is relatively exceptional from inspiring English sources

Liability for negligence is relatively exceptional in modern criminal law, though the predominant form of liability in modern law of compensation ("civil law").

His business was only five years old, but sales of Mr. Mouret's signature femme fatale dresses were "relatively exceptional for a ready-to-wear designer," Ms. Massenet said, and the "galaxy" dress worn by Scarlett Johansson at the Oscars, was "the single most sought-after piece of clothing in the history of Net-a-porter".

In the end, about 5,300 shareholders turned up, half the number the company had anticipated, and the affair was relatively staid, except for the exceptional number of journalists who combed the chilly hangar for bankrupt pensioners willing to be interviewed.

Men who were more actively and visibly involved in domestic work were considered relatively exceptional and were often viewed by the community as having 'a good heart' or having 'been bewitched' by their wives.

In such countries, overt forms of hepatitis A are relatively rare with only exceptional severe cases [ 1, 5].

Duodenal GISTs are relatively rare in adults and it should be regarded as exceptional in childhood.

Exceptionality — the patient is exceptional or exceptional circumstances are involved.

James Hollins, analyst at Nomura, said: "The French and Egyptian issues have had a more damaging impact on fares than we had expected", but added that they were likely to by "relatively exceptional and short-term issues".

The X chromosome is exceptional in having relatively high L1 and FL-L1 density throughout with only a few gene-rich LL1 domains that are in turn atypically small (Additional file 3).

AIDS may be exceptional, but it is not that exceptional.

Neither is considered exceptional.