Sentence examples for it a relative from inspiring English sources

Arguably the newspapers' most valuable asset, it has 2.8m daily unique browsers and 58m monthly uniques, making it a relative minnow in comparison with some of its rivals.

In the elderly, the half-life time of the active drug and its metabolites is increased, but not in buprenorphine, making it a relative safe choice in the elderly [ 87].

The challenge to singers, who require equally heavy-duty voices, makes it a relative rarity on stage.

"They had a cause, they stood up for it, they were killed for it," a relative said.

But these charges have fueled the company's record profits and made it a relative outlier in the financial services industry.

It is to be introduced in August at Property, in SoHo, where it will sell for $1,950, making it a relative bargain.

We don't know what an okapi is, but it turns out that it is a relative of the giraffe.

Secondly, it is a relative measure because it is relative to the mean.

Its toxicity — it's a relative thing".

It's a relative of Japanese knotweed, so it's easy to see why it's so tough and virulent.

But as indulgences go, it's so good that it seems a relative bargain.