Sentence examples for relatively anyway from inspiring English sources

But recently Woods has acquired what is, relatively anyway, a weakness in his game.

Light (relatively, anyway), firm, with good, fresh flavor, it's better on its own than with the rather soupy sauce.

Because chlorine on copper forms into a perfectly square grid, it's easy (relatively, anyway) to position and read them.

Seared into memory as "Little Miss Sunshine's" sullen, silent teen, "There Will Be Blood's" fire-and-brimstone devil, and "12 Years a Slave's" maniacal overseer, the young actor has a role in a heralded new movie that shows a — relatively anyway — softer side.

And relatively speaking, anyway, the less influence everybody else will have.

El Mokri led two lives in Fez: a formal one with lots of stifling ceremony in the sumptuous family palace and a secret, private one in a modest residence (relatively modest, anyway) that he built around an existing garden pavilion.

I've seen here and there, and have even said myself, in order to provoke, that the Rangers are untalented — relatively so, anyway, for a No. 1 seed with a good shot at the Cup.

But if they're mass-manufactured standard goods, that should keep the price down, relatively speaking anyway.

With the DSi still fresh on the market (relatively so anyway), it seems strange that Nintendo would want to replace it so quickly.

It's quite an endeavor, but the company believes that this kind of jam-packed "space bus" is the best way to make satellite deployment cheap and easy — relatively speaking, anyway.

Cynics might claim that's because it has seen the political writing on the wall and concluded that it will get off relatively easily, anyway, given that insurers, its main rivals in the 401(k) market, have so much more to hide.