Sentence examples for mentioned relatively from inspiring English sources

Risk, waste management and social aspects of sustainability were mentioned relatively less frequently than to environmental, governance and economic aspects of sustainability.

As mentioned, relatively few of the CPD participants taught at privately owned schools.

IWM ([2003]) mentioned relatively low concentration of phosphate (0.009 to 0.582 mg/L) which averages to 0.115 mg/L.

This is consistent with the above mentioned relatively large RMSD between Arabidopsis GrxS14 and poplar apo GrxS14, as our poplar apo GrxS14 structure is determined in the presence of GSH (Fig. 1D).

What got mentioned relatively little was his recent hobby of being a marginally successful internet troll, seemingly grasping for controversy every time he has some downtime and access to his phone.

Here's a sampling of the hilarity:What got mentioned relatively little was his recent hobby of being a marginally successful internet troll, seemingly grasping for controversy every time he has some downtime and access to his phone.

The space made no sense at all – long and narrow, not to mention relatively difficult to spot from the street – but they took it on anyway.

You can also hire a riverboat or park a kayak to watch the bats from the water, but the view is just as nice from the top of the bridge, not to mention relatively guano-free.

The overall luxury of Northern Italian whites are their powerfully floral aromas as well as bracing, fruity finish, not to mention relatively low alcohol content.

Similarly, almost all papers within this special issue mention relatively high parental aspirations as a distinguishing feature of immigrant families although some manage to navigate between setting high goals and taking into account the effective performances of their children better than others.

John Coltrane is mentioned, but relatively speaking, his importance here seems to derive from the way Steve Reich saw him play a bunch of times.