Sentence examples for many relatively from inspiring English sources

And it had many relatively newer homes, which are cheaper for a landlord to maintain.

Yet their urban neighborhood schools enroll many relatively low-scoring poor children.

By the 1970s every regional power and many relatively small states had developed intelligence services.

But without the lasting power of attorney, many relatively mundane choices would require authorisation, which could take months each time.

With so many relatively decent loaves readily available in stores, bread-baking is more of a hobby.

What better proof of that than the fact that so many relatively unknown wines ended up in the winners' circle along with the thoroughbreds.

Consular Information Sheets offer serious cautions about so many relatively peaceful countries, from Greece to Vietnam, that they can lose their impact.

As the title of her new book suggests, Ms. Leibovitz's latest enterprise pays homage to musicians, the great proportion of them well-known, but many relatively obscure.

In addition to summit hikes, which require rock scrambling at the top, the park offers many relatively flat trails through the woods.

These games often offer many relatively small payouts — Texas's $50 lottery has thousands of prizes ranging from $50 to $50,000 — and snag more players.

The term "sex offender" simply covers too wide a range now, painting the few truly heinous crimes and the many relatively innocuous ones with the same broad brush.