Sentence examples for performing relatively from inspiring English sources

Swift presented JBS with the perfect opportunity, says Batista: It was the worst-performing company in the U.S. beef market while other companies were performing relatively well.

Barclays surveyed 10,000 workers in 10 countries, with the UK performing relatively well on "digital empowerment", behind only Estonia, South Korea and Sweden.

Current use of all metal devices has plummeted to about 5 percent of the market, though a few of the models are performing relatively well in select patients.

On the basis of its findings, Icai has awarded DfID a green-amber rating for the impact of its multilateral work, which means that while the programme was performing relatively well overall, improvements needed to be made.

It continues a long-term trend in which, although the United States economy is performing relatively well when measured by economic output, it is struggling to translate that growth into new jobs.

The institute said its main business climate index for Germany improved in November to 106.6 from 106.4 in October, the first gain in four months, and a sign that the German economy "is still performing relatively well despite the international turmoil".

All models perform relatively well in terms of relative bias and variation of relative bias.

In this year of the market downturn, the Bell local phone behemoths have performed relatively well, while the star performer, SBC Communications, has actually seen its share price rise 18percentt.

The software performed relatively well in terms of stability and performance.

Many that still perform relatively badly are unlikely to either.

Why did the hospitals in Manhattan perform relatively few?