Sentence examples for opinion relatively from inspiring English sources

Just about a year ago, Messi and Ronaldo, who was then with Manchester United, faced off in the Champions League final with world opinion relatively divided over who was the world's best player.

His opinions, relatively few for his tenure, are less than third rate, characterized by their cavalier approach to complicated issues".

And personal liberties have expanded dramatically; there are 200 million netizens who express opinions relatively freely, as long as the third rail of organized dissent is not touched.

In Scotland the yes camp is not far behind the no camp in the independence campaign; opinion is relatively even divided.

Because German opera houses are heavily supported by state and local governments, the audience's opinion is relatively immaterial; productions are bought and sold in a marketplace of intellectual publicity.

Some greens in other countries tend to write America off because it chose not to ratify the Kyoto protocol, because the federal government has consistently refused to adopt a mandatory system for restricting emissions, and because American public opinion is relatively indifferent to global warming (see chart 5).

Although there are no specific dose constraints for the choroid plexuses in external beam radiotherapy, in our opinion the relatively high doses delivered to these structures would merit further consideration, especially in case of therapeutic applications of RGD peptides.

Yet the opinion is relatively circumspect in recounting the history of how the case reached this point at all -- a history about which the court itself cannot be proud.

The pro-Morsi crowds cover a wide spectrum of Islamist opinion, from relatively liberal teens in skinny jeans and T-shirts to Salafists with chest-length beards waving the black banner of radical Islam and providing alarming sound-bites to a no-doubt gleeful television crew, declaring their willingness to launch suicide attacks and "burn the Christians".

Even though public opinion is relatively unstable and sometimes an irrational response to surrounding symbols, it continues to be an important factor in policy advocacy.

The key to a group making wise decisions is that its members be diverse in their opinions and relatively independent of each other.