Sentence examples for relatively crowded from inspiring English sources

In a scene relatively crowded with talent, Imarhan Timbuktu (the band also spell it Tombouctou) manage to play a more soulful and introspective style of Tuareg blues-rock than the relatively raw Tamikrest and face-scrubbed Tinariwen.

While China's microfinance landscape is relatively crowded -- even corporate giants like Agricultural Bank of China and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China have some pilot microfinance programs -- Mr. Ma and Mr. Yunus say there is still room to make an impact.

In one of the show's more astute juxtapositions, Malevich's drifting, implicitly spiritual geometries confront three relatively crowded, boisterous German Officer paintings by the American Marsden Hartley, a canonical arriviste; their face-off is refereed by the earthy severity of an early, nearly seven-foot-tall version of Constantin Brancusi's "Endless Column".

This can also be done in a real electron micrograph that contains relatively crowded 20S particle images (Fig. 6C, D).

Although the Internet consulting space is relatively crowded, this company has carved out a niche for itself in a segment of the market that is just coming to maturity.

If there is no explanation for why the spheres behave in this fashion, or why some stars and planets emit more light than others, or why some regions of the heavens are relatively crowded while others are empty, there is no reason to think the phenomena in question are what they are by virtue of necessity.

Unlike much of the Alps, it's relatively crowd-free and more popular with the French than the English.

SOUND LEVEL Relatively loud when crowded.

There are virtually no freeways within the actual city limit, and the city itself is relatively small and crowded.

India is, far and away, the country worst blighted by open defecation, made worse by the fact it has a large population crowded onto relatively little land.

The museum's collection of American art, for example, is currently crowded into relatively small galleries through which works like the New Hope School of Pennsylvania Impressionists, early American modernism and contemporary crafts must be rotated.