Sentence examples for manage a relatively from inspiring English sources

These specialist investment managers were first allowed to manage a relatively small portion of pension money in so-called Employee Pension Funds (EPFs) in 1990.

I'm not one to let success go to my head but I honestly think I can manage a relatively trauma-free suitcase this year.

Commenting on the study findings, Frey described skilled cities like London as "incubators for new ideas and products" but noted the city would need to manage a relatively rapid process of workforce transition.

The Sunshine State didn't nab the top spot but it did manage a relatively close second.

For the past three years, I've been able to manage a relatively flexible work schedule - work when I want (within reason) and, more importantly, where I want.

Strauss has also been managing a relatively inexperienced bowling attack, and has done a much better job of it.

In 2008-09 he managed a relatively modest 26 but he did score from 40 yards – twice – in the away legs of the Champions League quarter- and semi-finals.

The Democratic Party, which campaigned against austerity, managed a relatively strong showing, finishing first in the lower house, although not in the Senate.

For this issue, Rocha -- also a photographer who has visited Sarajevo, Madrid and Paris (center) for a recent project -- brought his notebooks along to Tunisia (Page 130), a country that has managed a relatively seamless merger of tradition and modernity.

Monomoy, which has just 20 employees and manages a relatively small $700 million in assets, has specialized in acquiring small- to medium-size businesses that might seem antiquated to other buyout firms.

However, John Navin is one person profiled in the book who had managed a relatively impressive performance record as pure technical analyst.