Sentence examples for relatively coherently from inspiring English sources
Of course, they hardly needed it to run wild: Earlier this month, New York magazine's Jonathan Chait stitched together news reports and other bits of (sometimes flimsy) evidence percolating in the ether to argue, relatively coherently if not convincingly, that Trump might have been turned by the Russians as far back as 1987.
Policy implication for regional development is to identify landscape rights in advance to keep dynamics of land use efficiency in a relatively stable structure for coherently improving environmental quality and the standard of living.
Relatively little is known about how students come to reason coherently about the formal definition of limit.
Purists could argue that Goolsbee's frequent forays into the realm of P.R. diminish the C.E.A.'s traditional role as a relatively apolitical post providing unbiased economic analysis, but at least the White House finally has someone who can coherently explain its economic agenda.
In the realization of a metal-molecule-metal junction, the Fermi energy of the metal lies within a relatively large HOMO-LUMO gap (HOMO, highest occupied molecular orbital; LUMO, lowest unoccupied molecular orbital) and the electrons tunnel coherently across the molecular junction.
Likewise, the project of formulating a fundamental physical theory that is invariant under transformations between relatively accelerating frames of reference fares no better, because, in a relativistic context, global frames of reference for accelerating observers cannot be coherently defined.
Or to see it performed coherently.
She was even unable to speak coherently.
Alas, even whimsy must be orchestrated coherently.
But policies must be coherently planned.
