Sentence examples for relative blackout from inspiring English sources
The network's relative blackout of the story continued into the evening.
IWOC organizers complain of a "mainstream-media blackout," but the relative silence about the story owes as much to the difficult task of reporting across razor wire.
Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly released crime statistics yesterday that showed looting during last week's blackout began quickly, but remained light relative to the 1977 blackout, with about five dozen incidents concentrated largely in central Brooklyn.
The main reason for voters' relative unfamiliarity with him was the intense and intentional mainstream media blackout of Bernie Sanders throughout the Fall, dubbed the "Bernie blackout".
Respondents reported neighbours, relatives and acquaintances who had left their homes because of the blackout.
The country's biggest power failure left the area without lights for a couple of days in August, but the relative calm showed how far New York City had come in the quarter-century since its last blackout.
Few will notice this year's information blackout, other than the rebels of the era, some elderly intellectuals and the relatives of those who died.
His relatives were former victims of the Canadian Indian residential school system who drank to the point of blackout and also underwent failed suicide attempts.
She doesn't necessarily see it as a bad thing for young people to, say, not get blackout drunk every weekend, even if it is out of fear of embarrassment although, of course, it's all relative.
