Sentence examples for men are relatively from inspiring English sources

Casualties among enlisted men are relatively low, primarily because the United States has no infantry units in Vietnam.

Of course, lots of men are relatively happy with the status quo, but does this make it desirable or just?

Both men are relatively new to the profession - this is Lanier's first season as a major league manager, Johnson's third - and both are aggressive strategists who force opponents onto the defensive with daring base-running and hitting maneuvers.

He also explains that because economically successful black men are relatively rare, their power on the dating market is heightened; affluent black men can "play the field" indefinitely, and this too has a negative impact on marriage.

Unemployed young men are relatively more likely to emigrate, as are those employed in the informal sector.

While there are more EU men in managerial positions and among professional and technical occupations, non-EU men are relatively more frequent in service and elementary occupations.

As pieced together by investigators, the story of the association between the two men was relatively brief and banal, aside from its horrendous outcome.

In Baghdad, where most Iraqi men were relatively clean-shaven and wore Western dress, the jihadis stood out as foreigners and were plainly visible until a few hours before the Marines arrived; a number were staying in the same hotels as Western reporters.

When comparing each year of the two periods (Figures S1, S2), the incidence rates for men were relatively stable with a decrease in years 2000 2005 and a modest increase in 2006.

Incidence rates of PLC and HCC among men were relatively stable from 1960 1980 to 1991 2005 (Table 2).

Given that the number of men was relatively small the analyses were conducted with pooled data for men and women.