Sentence examples for managing a relatively from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Although HTLV-1 associated diseases are rare in the UK the National Centre for Human Retrovirology manages a relatively large HTLV cohort, the only one of its kind in Europe.