Sentence examples for ones relatively from inspiring English sources

The longer-burning nuclear furnaces of the stars eventually cooked up the heavier ones, relatively rare but vital for making planets and, ultimately, living things.

As cold war operations go, this was one of the good ones: relatively little collateral damage; support for literature; international fame for the main protagonist, who thought his work deserved it; and, for the Soviet intelligentsia, a perhaps salutary lesson that, thaw or not, the old Stalinist traditions of scapegoating and collective persecution had still to be overcome.

There is definitely a variation in the cost parameter a5 since larger shifts tend to produce higher values of a5 and smaller ones relatively a lower value of a5.

Faces that weren't faces anymore, bodies that weren't bodies... .. Family members had to walk into every tent, open every bodybag, if lucky, they identified their loved ones relatively quickly.

On one relatively bare wall was a poster, the mandatory portrait of Hu Jintao.

If the city is to thrive, he said, both residential and commercial uses must coexist on one relatively tiny island.

First, vignettes or short stories focus on one relatively narrow question or problem.

Of these only one relatively small study focused on the elderly [ 16].

At present it only has one relatively tepid right-winger, David Brooks, on its Op-Ed page.

"I love it when sperm dries on my skin, when it crusts and flakes off," reads one relatively tame line. .

Bob Kluge is one relatively new arrival.