Sentence examples for relatively dear from inspiring English sources
Wages are often based on seniority, not productivity, making some older workers relatively dear to employ.
European exporters were despondent that their products were being priced out of Asian markets because of the relatively dear euro.
But clearly gold is now cheap and the Dow Jones relatively dear.
If America's goods are priced more keenly, others' must be relatively dearer.
Although imports have become dearer, those relatively affluent consumers who favour French cosmetics and German cars are unlikely to find Russian goods acceptable substitutes.A bigger tonic to the economy will be the end of three-digit interest rates, which have sucked companies' cash on to the bond market, and away from suppliers and workforces.
And along the same lines, sometimes a relatively new friend or a dear older friend will be so delighted for me to meet their new love or even their spouse or partner.
Dear Dr Mander I'm still a relatively young man in good health and yet I seem to be losing my memory.
Dear Herzog, Because you are relatively annoying.
That, dear reader, would be a very big bang for a relatively small buck.
