Sentence examples for may look relatively from inspiring English sources

The shares may look relatively expensive but we still believe this is justified by the long-term growth profile.

As this is a result of Bangalore's ambition, as S.A.P. says, rather than external pressure (such as colonisation), then surely its residents must be prepared to forgo something in this case homogeneity to gain prestige and wealth.Second, the slice of Kannada speakers in Bangalore may look relatively smaller, but only because the pie is much bigger.

While they may look relatively impoverished, during the wet season they can produce more vegetation than forests and a large proportion of this is digestible by animals.

That may look relatively small until you consider that Nabi had a $128 million loss for 2005 and saw its stock drop 77% for the year, Glass Lewis says.

So there are some distinctions that may look relatively subtle, but which Saik said are important to GoDaddy customers, like showing both the caller ID (assuming they're in your contacts) and the fact that a call is coming from SmartLine (so that you know it's business-related) on the same screen.

The United States may be looking relatively less attractive to multinationals based in foreign countries, too.

While the findings may have looked relatively similar if these studies had not been found, the retrieval of these four additional studies added breadth, depth and strength to this synthesis, thus increasing the quality and rigour of the findings Table  3 shows the utility of the 25 search sources in finding studies for the systematic review.

Things look relatively quiet.

In short, things look relatively rosy.

He often made those throws look relatively easy, too.

When times are good, restrictions look relatively cheap.