Sentence examples for it was relatively new from inspiring English sources
iSuppli also notes that it doesn't have any firm numbers for 2011 because "it was relatively new and untested".
It was relatively new technology at the time, used to protect against fraud.
It accounted for about 10percentt of downtown's office space and was unusual for the area because it was relatively new and had large, open floors that financial firms found appealing.
They just started the drug war in the late-80s, so it was relatively new, and more centered on crack cocaine.
"But it was relatively new to day care centers at the time". In contrast to what happened at JPL, the Huntington outbreak, the county's latest, has been minor.
"I didn't have any friends or family at the time who meditated, so it was relatively new to me but I felt open minded about it". After seven years of practice and study, a trip to India and three months of intensive training in Flagstaff, Ariz.
It's labeled "1.0" because it's relatively new, still on its first stage of development.
This was not undertaken with the prostate domain as it is relatively new and it is unclear how its individual items relate to one another (McElduff et al, 2004).
While Santa Barbara can trace its winemaking history to the days of the Spanish missions, it is relatively new to the modern age of winemaking.
It's relatively new and already hugely popular.
