Sentence examples for it did relatively from inspiring English sources

If it did, relatively quickly – for this thing knows only exponential impact – Twitter would divide effectively into a community that tolerates abuse, and one that doesn't.

And yet it feeds into fears that Warner is happy to continue putting out substandard product while utilising huge marketing budgets to paper over the cracks, just as it did relatively successfully with both Dawn of Justice and Suicide Squad.

When the system evaluated a group of 1,000 faces, only 7percentt of which belonged to gay people (in order to be more representative of the actual proportion of the population), it did relatively poorly.

The episode's viewership of just over seven million was characterized as disappointing, though it did relatively well among men aged 18 to 34.

Still, it does relatively well from its base in Norwalk, Conn.

Though it does relatively little business in Britain, Standard Chartered has operations in Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, India and other parts of Asia, where recovery from the financial crisis of 1997-98 has benefited banks there, such as the rival HSBC, by making it easier for individuals and companies to repay loans.

Democrats have played up the benefits of the bill it will not radically alter the present system as it does relatively little to control costs.

That strategy can provide good GDP numbers but it does relatively little in terms of promoting the true welfare of the Chinese people and in raising the long-run productivity of the economy.

"When the Republican-controlled Senate does nothing it does relatively little harm," he said.

One learns how, by each specializing in those things it does relatively more efficiently, both trading partners can use "comparative advantage" to achieve a greater net national wealth.

The existence and impact of such a mechanism is supported by a recent experimental study showing noise-dependent song frequency use by great tits that continue to produce a song type for longer when it does relatively well under current noise conditions (Halfwerk and Slabbekoorn 2009).