Sentence examples for kind of relatively from inspiring English sources

This began with the kind of (relatively) minor rule tinkerings planned by XFL.

"There is an untapped market for this kind of relatively affordable project," Mr. Wallick said, "one that may be possible to replicate".

They were the kind of relatively modest businesses that allow owners to pay their bills and provide for their families, and that attract a loyal customer base.

Once we've done that, it will give us permission to go back to telling the kind of relatively trivial stories I like about the N.E.A. and soft money and big tobacco".

Simultaneously, and scarcely knowing that they were doing so, they gave birth to a new literary form, which was to dominate a certain kind of relatively highbrow reader's bookshelves for the next decade and a half.

In the kind of relatively intimate space and bright acoustics that ideally suit his steely yet warm voice, Mr. Keenlyside gave a fresh, even contemporary, perspective, a masculinity somewhat unsure of what to do with its sensitive impulses, to 14 of Schubert's varied songs.

Add color, subtract color, color only one part of an image — these kinds of relatively simple steps can add clarity.

And when the time comes to leave home, Thompson explains, those Xiaomi fans "will need to buy TVs and air purifiers and all kinds of (relatively) high renminbi [price] goods.

'Thickness' in this context refers to the kinds of relatively detailed descriptions and contextual material which help the reader to make judgements about the trustworthiness of the data, particularly when applying it to different contexts [ 15, 16].

Thus, efficient activity of RAG1-RAG2 in Transib transposons may actually be expected to lead to accumulation of multiple autonomous and non-autonomous copies, as seen with autonomous transposons and derivative MITEs in plants for example, particularly for the kinds of relatively large metazoan genomes analyzed here.

What this kind of (still relatively civilized) political jousting should not be allowed to obscure is that within the Democratic Party, at least—a broad consensus for change has already emerged.