Sentence examples for made it relatively from inspiring English sources

In sum, the additional forces imposed upon a helicopter by its very concept delayed its development, made it relatively more difficult to control than fixed-wing aircraft, and, in general, impeded its use.

Owning the arena and its two tenants made it relatively easy for Kroenke to sell its 95 luxury suites and 1,900 club seats.

The Pentagon said that a no-flight zone would necessitate a forceful air campaign, not a mere decree backed up by patrols; by the time the United States and its allies intervened, Mr. McCain had become a vocal critic of the campaign, saying that its long delay had made it relatively ineffective.

They pointed out that the discovery had only been made because Samsung made it relatively easy to monitor its mobile chip's GPU clock.

The PDP-8's short word and small memory made it relatively underpowered for the time, but its low price more than compensated for this.

The report says the captain became distracted and notes that the "day-glo orange finish" of the metal raft along with its height and size should have made it "relatively easy to see".

That made it relatively easy for me to talk about change".

The remainder pressed on toward 1.5PB, and two of them made it relatively unscathed.

This has made it relatively cheaper to spend money on machines than new people.

Apple has made it relatively easy to do this, through iCloud.

The malleability of the material made it relatively simple to shape implements by beating the metal.