Sentence examples for need relatively from inspiring English sources

Wired networks are largely built out, and need relatively modest new capital.

By contrast, western European firms need relatively little inducement to invest in central Europe.

But intensively farmed groves with smaller trees, pesticides and drip irrigation need relatively little manpower.

I knew I'd need relatively quiet accommodation, because it's so crucial that I get plenty of sleep.

You'll need relatively little (say, 20% concealer, 80% corrector), but that second layer is essential in normalising skin tone.

"We need relatively few rare-earth atoms per cell for our instrument to see them," said Bendall.

Relatives needed relatively the most information about the locations of patients, departments or other facilities.

By comparison, the house the Orrs bought in Brooklyn needed relatively little repair.

Giuseppe Sinopoli conducted with good pacing, generally giving sufficient quarter to singers who needed relatively little.

It needs relatively little refining and is preferred in many European and Asian markets.

Validation of the calculated Tritium Production Rate (TPR) in the Test Blanket Modules (TBMs) needs relatively simple measurement procedure.