Sentence examples for new relatively from inspiring English sources

Whatever happens, the county seems to be betting that there is still enough demand for golf by building a new, relatively up-market course in New Castle.

In a 2008 oral history, conducted and transcribed by the New York Preservation Archive Project, she said: Well, the commission was new; relatively new.

The new, relatively sedentary life spawned further inventions, such as pottery.

Ms. Newkirk conceded that by offering new, relatively inexpensive styles, the fur industry has successfully tempted some younger women.

But Washington's resistance to trendiness means that those new, relatively energetic ventures that are rooted in good cooking become well entrenched.

Eventually, two groups were created – a new, relatively small troop set up in the south, leaving the northern part under the control of the original Gombe population.

" 'The Boondocks' is brand-new, relatively speaking, and he's already stripped away the backgrounds," Garry Trudeau told me.

"Race is a new word, relatively.

Only Fox News was relatively sanguine.

It's a relatively new industry and therefore it's a relatively new product".

This trend is relatively new.