Sentence examples similar to real relatively from inspiring English sources

Projected financing problems, though real, are relatively modest, manageable and many years in the future.

— Damon Darlin 5 Reasons Why the Future of Hadoop Is Real Time (Relatively Speaking) Gigaom.com |  A lot of Hadoop here.

Sometimes you can get real change (relatively quickly) but campaigners certainly cannot rule out directly targeting industry to achieve campaign goals.

Despite the fact that we're dealing with all too real and relatively recent events, the entire film is given a brightly lit, cartoonish feel as if we're watching an adaptation of a gaudy graphic novel.

He traced his real mother relatively easily and unearthed an entire new family consisting of two half-brothers and a half-sister, to whom he is now very close.

When you think about it, we share the same journey: an innocent protagonist (that would be me) is transported to a strange land where excitement, adventures and danger await and, eventually, returns to the real world relatively unscathed and hopefully wiser.

In real time, relatively minor adjustments are expected to be made to meet actual current demand.

Even though in this paper, we have done an initial analysis based on a real but relatively small network.

Astranis' decision to work directly with a single customer rather than deploying a massive network points to the fact that companies can start generating real revenues relatively quickly — without the need for global ambitions off the bat.

This makes them far more likely to be open to more conversations and to leave for real - relatively soon.

I love running because it is real and relatively simple but it ain't easy.