Sentence examples for mainly relatively from inspiring English sources

The answer is, they would get support from just about all Democrats plus some Republicans, mainly relatively moderate non-Southerners.

The first and second components of the mixture characterize, mainly, relatively weak and strong fluctuations of δn which are presumably associated with the ionospheric effects of the atmospheric gravity waves and of the planetary waves and tides correspondingly.

"We try to book and promote mainly relatively unknown acts and talents and we actively try to help them grow in their careers," Hes explains, still, it's not only underground and upstart acts who play for these tweens but well-known international stars.

For example, many diurnal lizards are likely to have a high sensitivity to UV wavelengths, perceiving much of the UV range (300 400nm) (e.g., Loew 1994; Ellingson et al. 1995; Loew et al. 2002; Fleishman et al. 2011; Pérez i de Lanuza and Font, 2014), whereas the eyes of raptors filter out much UV light, with mainly relatively high wavelengths arriving at the retina (Lind et al. 2013).

When first applied, the load is carried mainly by relatively incompressible water.

Still, NGDP is arguably mainly a relatively palatable way to state a strategy that's ultimately about something else.

Such innovations could help broaden the appeal of bike-share schemes beyond their current users, who are mainly young, relatively well-off men.

Finally, it should be clear even to non-actuaries that in this plan Medicaid would be the catch basin mainly for relatively sicker Americans, as it already is.

(With the ocean cloaked mainly in relatively thin floes, formed over a single winter, the chances rise each summer of a big melt-off under the 24-hour sun and influxes of warmer seawater).

Outlying growth mainly occurs relatively far from the urban core.

PPP clots prepared by adding CaCl2 were composed mainly of relatively thin fibers.