Sentence examples for react relatively from inspiring English sources
'react relatively' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is missing either an adverb or an adjective to make it meaningful. For example, you could say: "The company reacted relatively quickly to the changes in the market."
While the increased spending and reorganisation has created a force able to react relatively quickly when former Soviet republics get too uppity, new equipment – in particular a new stealth fighter and a next-generation tank – are still on the way.
Labor markets, which tend to react relatively slowly to changes in growth rates, will continue to be severely affected, the European Union said, with the unemployment rate expected to rise to 11.5percentt in the euro area next year, from 9.9percentthis yearar.
Iwata dismissed any significant impact when speaking to concerned investors, "those who are eager to buy Nintendo 3DS right after the announcement generally tend to react quickly to anything new on the market, and those who are purchasing a Nintendo DS today tend to react relatively slowly".
Thus, ONOO− should certainly be more selective for its target molecules and better able to react relatively far from its site of formation [ 70].
Support for this derives from published work showing mAb A76 to react relatively strongly with native perlecan D1, while reacting very weakly with a Pln.196-EGFP C-terminal fusion protein [ 52].
1963 Mild Reaction on Algeria PARIS — The government reacted relatively mildly today [Oct.
In contrast to Greece, where austerity measures have brought strikes and protests, the Irish have reacted relatively stoically.
Developing countries reacted relatively positively to the draft, with China saying it was "open and balanced" and South Africa, on behalf of the G77 group of developing countries (which now numbers 134) saying it was "a good basis on which to continue our negotiations".
While the industrial production figure is not a major market mover, it is considered a good measure of the health of the economy because it reacts relatively quickly to changes in the business cycle; businesses can make decisions about how many paper clips to produce more easily than how many workers to lay off, for example.
It reacts relatively fast to the topological changes, and it saves storage space as well as energy.
Mourinho reacted relatively mildly and Wenger suggested afterwards it was hardly the strongest push, but it was still an ugly scene.
