Sentence examples for relatively dead from inspiring English sources

In fact, scientists believe the planet has been relatively dead for the past 3.5 billion years.

A current example of relatively dead wealth is the $1.2 trillion in cash and cash equivalents held by publicly traded U.S. companies.

Though the suburban area of Nacka, one of the city's business hubs, can be relatively dead at night, the hotel has an excellent waterfront restaurant (complete with sailboat models and porthole windows) and is near numerous corporate offices.

Yup, Verlaine asked Hilly to play at CBGB, a relatively dead bar, on a dead night, Monday, and Television played to the usual suspects, a dozen friends of the band.

I have tried to determine whether there is anything insidious in Syfy turning "Ascension," originally described as a six-part miniseries, into a "three-night event" and setting it afloat in the relatively dead waters of mid-December.

They get to grips with the biological facts of death relatively early (dead flies and gerbils play their morbid part).

Especially in small ventilated lungs with a relatively high dead space fraction most indices are significantly affected by ventilator settings.

This is a particular problem in small lungs where the relatively high dead space fraction increases the sensitivity of VI indices to parameter changes.

The fixed control signals and the relatively broad dead-bands required for stabilization of this type of controller impose serious limitations on the performance of such systems.

American losses are relatively small: 96 dead to date, compared with 200 a day at the height of the Vietnam War.

American investigators at the scene appeared skeptical that the evidence supported the villagers' casualty reports, but Pentagon officials acknowledged that the local custom of burying the dead relatively quickly could make the death toll difficult to determine.