Sentence examples for it so relatively from inspiring English sources

Why is it so relatively weak?

Why is it so relatively easy to change one type of cell into a radically different one?

"Because it is so relatively new, every culture it touches puts its own stamp on the music," he said.

It's true that Apple still talks about performance when it touts new devices – but it does so relatively, explaining only how much faster or more efficient something is compared to previous generations.

Equally, the mosaic at Woodchester in Gloucestershire remains in a very fine state because it is so relatively seldom put on show.

"Final Fight" spells out familiar themes about corruption (represented, in part, by a venal British police superintendent) and cultural heritage, but it does so relatively lightly.

Keep goths out of coin design, 2K18 – which is why it ranks so relatively low.

"But it's still over 30% so, relatively, it is not huge growth but 30% growth in any market is still substantial… So I would be very wary of calling tablet growth slowing down.

We've learnt there's a reason why faux-shearling lining on an aviator jacket makes it so cheap, relatively.

This seems to work fine for the firms that have adopted it so far: relatively small, fast-growing ones, full of creative types who would shun a more conformist workplace.

It also has to do so relatively quickly, at the same rate as the materials with which it is being composted, like food waste or yard trimmings, according to the US Federal Trade Commission.