Sentence examples for making them relatively from inspiring English sources

They engage in such experiences with relative civility, and around practical, goal-directed tasks, making them relatively conducive to sustained experiences of collaboration.

Its falling value hurts Chinese exports, by making them relatively more expensive than Japanese goods.

Amphetamines, for example, are not found naturally in the body, making them relatively easy to detect.

The expected appreciation of the yuan will fuel foreign deals by making them relatively cheaper (just as a strong yen did in Japan's heyday in the 1980s).

"Attractive little individuals," Mr Haslingden says who, best of all, tend to hang around in one spot, making them relatively easy to film with a rather unwieldy camera.

Call quality is excellent but the volume buttons are quite low down on the right-hand edge making them relatively difficult to reach while holding the Z5 Compact in a secure grip.

This inoffensiveness also makes them relatively proof against negative press.

Both conditions are caused by a single DNA mutation, which makes them relatively easy to detect.

But it continues to make them relatively immune from local pressures.

Some of the technologies have important co-benefits that could make them relatively more attractive.

Real estate executives said the scramble for growth by telecommunications and Internet-related companies made them relatively unconcerned about the cost of space.