Sentence examples for relatively but from inspiring English sources

And, even more fundamentally, what is "the press?" Many journalists and lawyers would argue that the press in the UK is relatively, but only relatively, free.

Certain fossil corals have long been used to date rocks relatively, but only recently has it been shown that corals may also serve as absolute geochronometers.

In the long term SABMiller investors might be better off staying independent (relatively), but in the world's largest markets, demand for lager is not what it used to be.

They all told me that war fighting was easy, relatively, but the peacekeeping... they'd tell me of the nightmare of being challenged by Iraqis who would drop their guns just after shooting at them: if you fire back when the gun's not literally in their hands you're up for murder.

More troubling, Mr Obama's definition of "working" doesn't quite work.Healthcare.gov seems to be working better for consumers, relatively, but it is not clear that it works for insurers (in which case it doesn't work for consumers either, as they are trying to buy insurance).

On June 3rd, at least 70 people are reported to have been killed in Hama alone.The first of two big questions is whether the revolt will get going in Damascus and Aleppo, the capital and Syria's second city respectively, which have been relatively but by no means entirely quiet.

Turnout is relatively strong but not astonishing.

Rheumatic fever is relatively uncommon but serious.

Xavi is another relatively short but talented player.

He was relatively well, but in Dorset, not Tuscany.

The number is still relatively small — but climbing.