Sentence examples for joined relatively from inspiring English sources

Instead, new shops including Owen (above) have joined relatively recent arrivals including Intermix and Ted Baker to recreate Meatpacking anew.

Those have evolved independently for millions of years on separate islands that only joined relatively recently to form the large island of Martinique, and more reproductive barriers appear to have been selected for between populations that have evolved side by side to adapt to coastal or mountainous conditions than between those that have evolved on separate islands [ 59].

Iceland, which recently applied to join, is likely to be allowed to join relatively quickly too.

South Africa, moreover, has joined the relatively new economic and political grouping Brics (Brazil, Russia, India, China and now South Africa), preferring to align itself with emergent powers rather what are seen as declining established powers in the West.

According to a Harvard Business School case study of the acquisition, he had agreed to a salary and bonus of some $4.4m a year when he joined Gillette, relatively low by the standards of similar companies.

John Ashcroft became an evangelist, travelling throughout the country in a 1921 Chevrolet with oilcloth signs tacked to the sides that read, "Where will you spend eternity?" After several years of this life, he joined a relatively new religious order in the Pentecostal movement, the Assemblies of God.

Both joined for relatively low fees, and Perry believes a more prudent approach could suit Cardiff.

A question some have asked me is why I joined a relatively new organization to accomplish this task.

In that vote, Jenkins joined a relatively large number of Republicans, 87, who also apparently "stood up" to their party.

In a few cases the rebels were led or joined by relatively prosperous members of the gentry, such as Sir Roger Bacon in Norfolk.

Ms. Sandberg is joining a relatively small board for a company whose market value as of Monday stood at $87.8 billion.