Sentence examples for relatively badly from inspiring English sources

Many that still perform relatively badly are unlikely to either.

Barcelona fared relatively badly over the season on the pitch but still raked in the cash.

Many have shifted production away from commodities which do relatively badly against manufactured goods.

Since Asians do relatively badly at school, they were also getting fewer jobs.

And the young are doing relatively badly in education.All these trends are enough to shake a nation.

After his first record, Life Thru a Lens, sold relatively badly, Williams suddenly shot to No 1 with the Bond-inspired song Millennium in 1998.

It's relatively unpopular, badly understood, and might cease to exist after the Supreme Court issues its ruling, next month.

For one thing, Lebanon's Sunnis are badly organised, divided by class and region, and are themselves relatively poorly armed compared with Hizbullah, the powerful Shia party-cum-militia.

Considering the chaos inside the commuter train, the damage to the exterior was relatively minor: a badly cracked window and a small crumpled section in front of the engineer's cab, next to the rear door.

This should show whether a school is doing relatively well or badly compared to others facing similar challenges, such as the proportion of youngsters from a deprived background.

My dotage seems unpromising if I respond to relatively minor pain this badly.