Sentence examples for is relatively positive from inspiring English sources
"The term 'housewife' is relatively positive there, because women's work traditionally contributes to the education of the children and the productivity of the husband," she said.
Third, we see that the quality/tone of the customer reviews the Kindle is receiving is relatively positive.
But for a Version 1 of a product "competing" against a several times iterated leading consumer electronics item like the iPod, a 69% Star 4 or 5 rating is relatively positive.
Mohamed Morsi and Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh are relatively positive about the importance of the peace.
A. We've been relatively positive on the sector from the standpoint that this is an industry whose catch phrase over the past year has been "back to basics".
[C7.] Overall circulation for magazines was relatively positive for the second half of 2005 compared with the 2004 period, according to publishers' figures released yesterday by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
But my university experience – or lack of – has been relatively positive when compared to other students based on secondary campuses.
In its agents' report for April, which gauges the economic environment around the UK, the bank says firms are "relatively positive" about their likely use of bank borrowing over the next 12 months.
"Dan has had further talks with him and the talks have been relatively positive," said Hodgson, who expects Albion to face competition from other Premier League clubs for a player who cost United £17m four years ago.
