Sentence examples for relatively bad from inspiring English sources

Other comparative studies also put the United States in a relatively bad light.

It's worth remembering that September was a relatively bad month for broader economic data.

Business was relatively bad for two weeks, with fewer diners, who ate and drank less, Mr. Kleeberg said.

Beth may be (relatively) bad, but those peanuts are murder, as is the credit card she hands to the waitress.

"Children do not typically reject a parent, even a relatively bad one, unless they have been manipulated to do so," she said.

Sam Zarifi, Amnesty International's director for the Asia-Pacific region, said: "There are a couple of disappointments, but it's effectively a club of countries with relatively bad human rights records".

It is, however, important to keep in mind that relatively bad-performing health plans had more possibilities for improving their service.

Relatively bad-performing health plans did show more improvement than relatively good-performing health plans suggesting that health plans do not want to perform inferior compared to other health plans.

In addition, studies that investigate whether consumers use the comparative quality information when choosing a health plan and whether relatively bad-performing health plans indeed loose market share are essential.

UK banks are less vulnerable as they have already reduced their exposure in Italy and have relatively low bad loans.

It may be the least efficient at everything, but it will still have a comparative advantage in the industry in which it is relatively least bad.