Sentence examples for is relatively ordinary from inspiring English sources

"I can say that the number of election related matters coming out of the general election is relatively ordinary and does not indicate a widespread scheme to bring thousands of voters from out of state," Brian Buonamano, an assistant attorney general in New Hampshire, said in an email.

Russo is a far gentler writer: there are a number of surprisingly bloody fistfights in "Bridge of Sighs," but the characters' sexual secrets are relatively ordinary.

For all the silks and pima cottons in the room, the things that marred them — blood, grease, hot sauce — were relatively ordinary.

Three reasons: they're in ordinary parts of their cities; they are relatively ordinary in terms of their purposes; and yet their designs completely transcend their potential ordinariness by adding something vividly new and intelligently characterful to their settings.

Silicon, like carbon, is relatively inactive at ordinary temperatures; but when heated it reacts vigorously with the halogens (fluorine, chlorine, bromine, and iodine) to form halides and with certain metals to form silicides.

The households believed that iodized salt is relatively expensive as compared to ordinary salt.

As the dataset used here was relatively dense, ordinary kriging gave more precise predictions than PLS regression.

The upconversion coefficient in Yb-Er-SBA-15 is relatively small compared to that in other ordinary glass hosts.

However, Dr Crippen erroneously concludes that, because nutrition is relatively easy to give, it should be considered ordinary, and therefore compulsory.

As the study was conducted in an ordinary provincial hospital setting, not in a highly specialised shoulder centre, the external validity is relatively good.

"It's relatively sensitive because ordinary people have so many complaints about the monopoly behavior of C.N.P.C. and other oil companies".