Sentence examples for mostly relatively from inspiring English sources

The victims don't have any of the usual risk factors and are mostly relatively young farm workers.

The 13 US universities and colleges that have divested so far are mostly relatively small institutions, with the notable exception of Stanford, which in May said it would pull its investments from coal after a long-running student campaign.

In general, the outliers were mostly relatively large numbers of bounces (see Table 1).

It's mostly relatively cryptic stuff like the satellite's position in outer space, the current temperature, etc., but you also get the occasional image of mother Earth, for example this or this one (too bad these are so small).

The comparison rendered largely acceptable results, but their validity is limited by the fact that the two-month test interval was characterized by a mostly relatively quiet magnetic field.

As Turkish Philanthropy Funds had just finished building this particular building, they were mostly relatively fresh to the trade.

Relatively rapid effects of progesterone have also been observed on other types of ion channel, although mostly at relatively high, micromolar, concentrations.

TAXIS They mostly look relatively decent from the outside.

But so far, the state has spent $1.7 billion in federal money on programs that have mostly benefited relatively affluent residents and big businesses.

Mr. Russell's campaign has mostly been relatively mainstream conservatism focused on immigration, economics and opposition to Westchester's federal Fair Housing settlement.

Between the two, Kent County, anchored by Warwick, is mostly suburban, relatively affluent and one of Rhode Island's more competitive counties.