Sentence examples for out there relatively from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the plan is to release a native app version for the different platforms, but in order to get it out there relatively quickly, they made a web version that works on mobile browser that offer HTML5 support for location (currently the iPhone and Android phones).

Warren said "our guys got out of there relatively rapidly" but specified that the fight at Tel Osqof lasted over half a day.

Although, as Gingerich (1993, 232) pointed out, "there was relatively little to distinguish between the accuracy of the Alfonsine Tables and the Prutenic Tables," the latter were more widely adopted; Gingerich plausibly suggested that the fact that the Prutenic Tables more accurately predicted a conjunction between Jupiter and Saturn in 1563 made the difference.

It turns out there is a relatively simple explanation for the long absence.

As Michael Clemens of the Center for Global Development has pointed out, there is a relatively and surprisingly small amount of research dedicated to the economic benefits of emigration.

As Humphreys points out, there is also "a fantastic, relatively new leisure centre".

Just be sure it is relatively safe, and is not too "out there" for either of you to handle.

Because these new domain extensions are still relatively recent, there wasn't really anything out there.

Yet they got there relatively comfortably, Matthews and Stefanie Taylor batting out of their skins to kill the contest midway through the chase.

You can find mixers out there for relatively the same price with more microphone channels.

"I have said right through the series that if we could get some early wickets and get their middle order out there with a relatively new ball that was swinging a little bit then I felt we could do some damage.