Sentence examples for points relatively from inspiring English sources

However, it operates in stepwise mode, has limited operating points, relatively slow response rate, and suffers from compensation error.

Good points: relatively open markets combined with a comprehensive welfare state, narrow wage dispersion and employment schemes that pushed the jobless back into work.

Because the surface of the grape curves around on itself, making all surface points relatively close together, we ended up having to delve fairly deep into the octree to get decent pictures.

As The Athletic's Tim Graham noted, all of those three games were decided by seven points, relatively close results especially as compared to the 21-point margin Buffalo posted Sunday.

Furthermore, having made all of these points, relatively speaking there is a paucity of data on what makes Muslims tick and how we should be advertising to them in a way that resonates.

Real interest rates are over 400 basis points, relatively high historically and moving higher.

Her opposition was, until this point, relatively quiet.

Research has persuaded him that before a point relatively late in pregnancy, the fetus is unable to perceive pain.

At this point, relatively few Senate races look competitive next year, but several governor's seats could be in play.

But it was interesting that Cameron felt the need to produce these two tax cuts at this point, relatively early in the election cycle.

"There'll be a tipping point relatively soon when it will not make sense to use any other kind of data.