Sentence examples for managed relatively from inspiring English sources

Weathering an even more calamitous global storm now, Indonesia has managed relatively well — so far.

Vietnam's economy, which was expanding at a double-digit clip in the early 1990's, has managed relatively tepid growth of just over 5percentt in recent years.

But that partnership had taken the team into a strong position, needing 61 runs from the final 10 overs, a task they managed relatively smoothly as Pietersen found able support in Samit Patel.

This is remarkable, since a well-known possible cause if anaemia could be an unbalanced diet, which can be managed relatively well [ 26].

If the mother has a partner or husband with legal parental responsibility, issues such as giving informed consent for urgent procedures can be managed relatively easily as this person will usually come to the referral centre shortly after the baby.

To investigate the function and mechanism of PCP, we removed both Vangl1 and Vangl2 as they form the smallest family of core PCP components, so the problem of functional redundancy within a gene family can be managed relatively easily.

The scheme is designed to encourage banks and building societies to offer more, and cheaper, mortgages, to people who can only manage relatively small deposits to secure a property.

Much of the upcoming challenge of the storage industry is to propose simple ways of managing relatively complex storage components.

The best public investors, whether from long only funds or hedge funds, typically end up managing relatively large pools of capital.

The lack of EMA studies in AUD treatment relative to smoking cessation likely reflects early concerns among researchers that AUD clinical populations may not be able to manage relatively expensive electronic diary devices and provide reports when intoxicated.

Among households with older female-heads, only one seemed particularly estranged or disaffected, whereas the majority stayed afloat; a few seemed to manage relatively well compared to all the other households/heads in the sample.