Sentence examples for relatively before from inspiring English sources

Since you first began making your way toward me, I will acknowledge I've noticed things beyond the physical hints you've been dropping -- like my doctor suddenly adding the qualifier "relatively" before referencing my age as "young".

You guys came of age in the late nineties when the economy was relatively intact, before 9/11, before mass media and so many other industries started to go bankrupt.

Other evidence suggests that postponement of childbirth leads to relative increases in wages because the returns to experience are relatively large before entry into motherhood (Miller 2011).

They died relatively young, before he'd really got into his stride as a film-maker.

We knew each other relatively well before so haven't had to formalise things too much.

A lack of wind chill means it could feel relatively mild before temperatures fall again overnight.

England's rewards for improved bowling were relatively meagre before lunch.

Mr. Bernanke noted that the S.E.C. had viewed Bear Stearns as having "adequate capital, relatively" just before the crisis.

In fact, New Orleans was working relatively well before Katrina struck; now it isn't working at all.

Mr Kuweifi said: "I was doing relatively well before but now I'm worried I might be getting 'flu".

Even so, beekeepers managed to keep their hives relatively healthy before the increased use of neonicotinoids began in 2005.