Sentence examples for is relatively soft from inspiring English sources

And because the metal is relatively soft, it can easily be resharpened.

Even in trying to change the road, Sen's line on globalisation is relatively soft.

The wood of poplars is relatively soft and hence is mostly used to make cardboard boxes, crates, paper, and veneer.

In California, or at least in the Dunnigan Hills, the wine is relatively soft and needs the cabernet to stiffen it up a bit.

A readily worked alloy, platinum iridium is much harder, stiffer, and more resistant to chemicals than pure platinum, which is relatively soft.

And yet despite all his hard talk, Cam'ron's current hit is relatively soft: "Hey Ma" uses a lilting piano line to establish a feeling of intimacy if not romance.

His usually tough demeanor was (relatively) soft.

Most hydrous minerals are relatively soft (H < 5). 2. Halides, carbonates, sulfates, and phosphates also are relatively soft (H < 51/2).

Even in 1890, when Slocum was champion, tennis was relatively soft.

3. Most sulfides are relatively soft (H < 5), with marcasite and pyrite being examples of exceptions (H < 6 to 61/2).

Much of that information, he said, would be relatively soft, meaning that numbers could not be fixed with precision, and not subject to auditing.