Sentence examples for matters relatively from inspiring English sources

It is a testament to the book's strength that the one scientific goof she makes actually matters relatively little.

"I think there is nothing wrong and probably something right about Congress acting on these matters relatively quickly," Mr. Klain said.

Now, even as President Obama juggles a barrage of dire matters, relatively calm Missouri seems to continue to carry some particular attention for the White House.

If Mr. Arafat is the Bush administration's dispensable man, Mr. Sharon in the short term may seem even more indispensable to the administration than he has been, as it seeks to keep matters relatively calm here during an Iraqi campaign.

The identity of the opposition candidate matters relatively little: voters are choosing between "the incumbent" and "not the incumbent," and if things get bad enough, almost anyone else will do.

As in Egypt, as long as the government can control the streets, it still matters relatively little who controls the ether, especially when ultimately the government controls that too.

Still, the Musketeers are relatively unknown, and, for that matter, relatively untested.

Further back from the frontier, education still matters; but university degrees matter relatively less and good primary and secondary education count for relatively more.

The less privacy we have over the things that matter relatively little, the more privacy we crave over the things that matter most.

Writing of the incident in 1963, a University of California historian, Alexander De Conde, said: "The American people, after a brief burst of warlike anger, took the matter relatively calmly.

The mineral matter relatively increased with density at all temperature ranges.