Sentence examples for relatively from the from inspiring English sources

Since 2006, Germany has benefited, relatively, from the loss of confidence in southern Europe; non-European demand for German goods, and moderately rising internal demand.

It reveals that the predictability of this model has been increased by 67.89% relatively from the conventional models.

Nitrogen and oxygen adsorbed on the alloy surface forming protective layer isolate it relatively from the corrosive medium.

For example, there has been a preoccupation with the oxygen sensing mechanism residing in the normally hypoxic pulmonary artery when it is actually miles away (relatively) from the alveolus where gas exchange occurs.

These asset index scores can then be ranked to distinguish the relatively wealthy from the relatively poor.

The national debt remained relatively flat and relatively small from the end of World War Two until the 1980s.

The Fossar is relatively inaccessible from the city.

TAXIS They mostly look relatively decent from the outside.

Constituency associations are relatively independent from the central party.

They remain relatively isolated from the outside world.

Campbell is one of the few to emerge relatively unscathed from the report.