Sentence examples for it began relatively small from inspiring English sources
It began relatively small — a diplomatic crisis involving Corinth, a Spartan ally; some low-level combat in a town near Athens — but metastasized into a conflict that lasted nearly three decades, involved numerous states, and resulted, finally, in the defeat of Athens and the abolition of its democratic institutions.
Class sizes began relatively small, ranging from the mid-twenties to mid-fifties, although more recently one medical school has settled on a class size of 80. Students receive some early training on the main university campus but within weeks spend most of their time in selected district hospitals that have received some physical upgrading for training purposes.
It began as a relatively small group of senior executives, who made formal presentations to each other a few times a year.
Friday began relatively peacefully.
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Last October, in a joint venture with the Canadian National Railway of Montreal, Altex Energy, an oil shipping company, began shipping relatively small amounts of tar sands crude along Canadian National's tracks directly to the Gulf of Mexico.
In particular, the discovery of Dilong (Fig. 7b) in the Early Cretaceous of China (Xu et al. 2004) showed not only that tyrannosaurs began as relatively small animals with long arms but that they were covered with short filamentous feathers ("protofeathers").
It began with a small block party.
"Once, Jen even rang from a hotel room in Hong Kong to get Jot to sort out her air conditioning". Beginning with relatively small amounts, De-Laurey forged 73 cheques over four months and placed them in various accounts opened for the purpose.
The argument for goat packing goes something like this: To begin, as relatively small animals, they are easy to handle.
