Sentence examples for relative bad from inspiring English sources

The (relative) bad news is that a relatively large proportion of users is evidently finding Facebook time-draining, boring or annoying enough to have given it up for weeks at a time — still, despite a sense of dissatisfaction, these people ended up going back for more.

Engineers describe this situation as one where trade-offs have to be made: in judging the merit of one option relative to other options, a relative bad performance on one criterion can be balanced by a relatively good performance on another criterion.

Although these green reduction methods need low temperature (about 50°C to 100°C) and short react time (below 24 h), the obtained rGO showed relative bad stability in water (keep stable for less than 1 month).

We choose benign breast samples diagnosed as adenosis or fibroadenoma, and choose "triple negative" invasive breast cancer as malignant samples whose ER, PR and CerbB-2 markers are all negative and have lymph node metastasis, the prognosis of these patients are relative bad.

When a couple requested a remedy for a relative's bad knees, Mr. Mootoosamy asked questions — elderly or middle age? male or female?

If your relative feels bad you will be alerted by an SMS or call; it works as a mobile phone.

One relative's bad reputation will haunt them in their jobs and general livelihoods.

Our study showed that mothers don't like to be informed by a relative, with bad health news only and in front of their child.

"Evil Kin," a new series that begins on Wednesday night, is about relatives gone bad, but with a little tweaking, its stories might slot into "Evil Twins" or "Fatal Encounters" or assorted others.

They remember, from countless stories told by their parents and relatives, how bad life was before, especially for Afro-Cubans.

However, our data suggests that these new doctors quickly 'got out of their depth' when dealing with the more complex communications such as dealing with patients and relatives following bad news, a finding also reported elsewhere [ 10, 29].