Sentence examples for quite relative from inspiring English sources

Thus, the criterion of intelligibility is quite relative.

Hard to believe it won't stay hot for the contract drilling companies too from giants like Nabors Industries to the small ("small" is all quite relative in the oil patch) players like Bronco Drilling.

The truth is that what constitutes education is quite relative.

If there was a significant relationship between the rate of lactate at H0 and intraoperative variables, such as intravenous fluids, blood loss, episodes of low mean blood pressure ≤60 mmHg for more than 10 minutes, and duration of surgery (data not shown), the strength of this association is quite relative, since the correlation coefficients ranged from 0.273 to 0.359.

"They are quite rich relative to history".

West Virginia's total value of agricultural production is quite low relative to the rest of the country.

Unfortunately, the bistros and brasseries are not quite the relative bargain the rest of the city is.

"Shareholder rights in the U.S. are still quite weak relative to what they are in other advanced economies," he explained.

At just under 40%, the total burden of taxation in India is quite high relative to that in China.

Tuition is lower everywhere else, although it can be quite high relative to incomes, especially in the developing world.

The amount of the bonuses at A.I.G. is quite small relative to the record amount of government assistance received by the firm over the last year, roughly $182 billion.