Sentence examples for is relatively measured from inspiring English sources

At pitch meetings, Andreessen is relatively measured: he reserves his passion for the deal review afterward, when the firm decides whether to invest.

The most commendable aspect of McCord's proposal is that it is relatively measured in its ambition.

Recent debate here has been relatively measured.

Even the critical ones were relatively measured in tone.

So far, the reaction of the Obama administration to the leaks has been relatively measured.

Jeffrey Wasserstrom, a China expert from the University of California, Irvine, said Beijing's initial public response to Trump's decision to engage with Taiwan's leader had been "relatively measured".

Elton has every right to be a bit cross about the duo's views, not least because he has two children with his husband, David Furnish, and his response was relatively measured (for Elton).

China's initial reaction over the weekend to Taiwan's election was relatively measured, with Beijing saying that it will judge the new leader by his words and actions rather than by his past positions.

During his Saturday news conference, the prime minister was relatively measured but repeated his position that Canada "will not be pushed around" and would respond to American tariffs with tariffs of its own.

Trump's response to the Dallas shootings was relatively measured for the novice self-styled candidate whose spontaneous reactions to world events have repeatedly caused him political harm.

Concentrations of secreted albumin and apoB were relatively measured using ELISA kits (TaKaRa) and HTRF (homogeneous time-resolved fluorescence) kits (Cisbio) respectively.