Sentence examples for just relatively from inspiring English sources

It is not just relatively poor Eastern European countries that have pressured for a retreat.

But the shifts also show how racial change, particularly in sprawling suburbs, can occur not just relatively amicably but sometimes without attracting much notice.

If the rest of your defense isn't that good, and if you're just relatively better than your teammates, the opponent might choose to throw elsewhere.

It was just childish and silly – but these are not crimes, just relatively minor lapses of taste which do not justify censuring and censoring a columnist.

But as only those who are invited, and accept, an honorary degree receive them, it would be overreaching to dismiss them as patronising: they're just relatively meaningless – and relatively harmless.

"The flap needs to offer maximal resistance from the very beginning of the step, so that the other foot can move forward in real distance terms, and not just relatively to the backward-pushing foot," he said.

It's just unlikely, relatively speaking.

Does that just mean relatively fair trade?

"This is just a relatively intelligent, academic book.

We were just a relatively small production shooting in Calgary.

But Europe's rapid secularization is historically unique and, as we have just seen, relatively recent.