Sentence examples for leaving relatively from inspiring English sources

The wild comedy-drama has been heavily edited for its sex and drug use, leaving relatively little film left.

Estonia's VAT is also quite broad, leaving relatively few things out (hydropower and windpower were two curious exceptions).

Always insecure about his art, he destroyed many of his paintings and compulsively reworked others, leaving relatively little to judge him by.

When the iron curtain fell in 1989 it brought down a whole ideological construct, leaving relatively clear ground on which to build something new.

First, voters weigh major issues like economic performance and the conduct of foreign wars heavily in making their decisions, leaving relatively little room for everything else.

Cement-makers have been improving the efficiency of their kilns for over a century, leaving relatively little scope for further big gains.

But that breakup left relatively large fragments.

Those that leave relatively fewer offspring are displaced.

Where there were dunes, the storm left relatively minor damage.

Amid all the commentary on Debbie Purdy's case, some important issues have been left relatively untouched.

That left relatively few available formulations designed specifically for bed bugs.