Sentence examples for might seem relatively from inspiring English sources
As wartime suffering goes, this might seem relatively trivial, but suffering isn't always comparative, especially for those in distress.
Although a smoldering tree stump might seem relatively innocuous, it can act as a kind of time-delay fuse to start a major fire.
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A single person with no children might seem relatively well-off, but what about a couple who both earn £15,000 and have three children?" Sign up for your free Guardian Housing network newsletter with news and analysis sent direct to you every Friday.
If we drew a chart like that right now, removing candidates who seem unlikely to run or who are unlikely to have much influence even if they do, it might look something like this: Viewed in this way, Mr. Pawlenty's prospects might seem relatively bright.
This result might seem relatively low compared to other applications of ASR.
In comparison, deflation might seem a relatively mild affliction.
Yes, this might seem a relatively simple act but if every teacher did the same thing, it would be an enormous step in the right direction.
Given our huge industrial base, general robotics might seem a relatively easy challenge to tackle, but has proven much harder than expected.
Placating Mr Erdoğan by prosecuting his tormentor might seem a relatively painless way to ease some of the dilemmas here, especially if – as is surely possible – the courts decline to convict Mr Böhmermann in the end.
Although it might seem a relatively trivial matter to maintain law and order in an online world, some of the sums accumulated by gamers who 'mod' or illegally tweak their game could be worth millions in real money.
