Sentence examples for progressed relatively from inspiring English sources

Although the concept has progressed relatively smoothly through the international negotiating process over the past decade, it has had a more turbulent history in its home country, which contains the world's third-largest rain forest.

Yet his work testifies to his having gone through a religious crisis, and he progressed relatively slowly from Roman Catholicism to deism and then to atheism and philosophical materialism.

Investigators note that before breaking up on Feb. 1, the Columbia entered the atmosphere far west of the California coast, but held together until it was over Central Texas, a sign that the breach in the wing must have been small and that the damage progressed relatively slowly.

Despite the uneasy atmosphere accounts from both sides describe Wilson dealing with the Rhodesians extremely tersely —talks progressed relatively smoothly until the subject turned to the manner of the transition.

However, V180I progressed relatively slowly.

Enhancements of this nature have progressed relatively slowly.

But the human ailment linked to infected beef, now called "new variant" or "sporadic" Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, is different in that it can affect young people and usually progresses relatively slowly.

The tools of human beings progress relatively little during the Stone Age until there comes a rapid cultural development during the Holocene.

An older animal was utilized given that consistent generation of early disease in preterm or newborn animals is difficult because exposure to the experimental conditions that generate NEC causes many young animals to progress relatively rapidly to more advanced disease states.

The onset of acute leukemia (AL) is often difficult to detect as the disease progresses relatively slowly with few invasive signs and rare early manifestations.

In other cases the disease progresses relatively fast, e.g. needing total hip replacement after less than two years after onset of the first symptoms.