Sentence examples for relatively good compared from inspiring English sources

Depressingly, Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff have shown that America's post-crisis performance, while bad in an absolute sense, has actually been relatively good compared with the broader historical record.

The water quality at site 4 was relatively good compared to other sites based on the physico-chemical variables (Table 1).

Tech is doing well year to date, as earnings have been relatively good compared to the broad market (including those of all the names that Dave mentioned).

Owing to early diagnosis of endometrial cancer, the overall prognosis of patients is relatively good compared with other gynaecological malignancies.

If tumors are large (>5 cm) in diameter, the prognosis is relatively good compared with HCC patients with cirrhosis [ 25].

The quality and yield of DNA that can be obtained from saliva is relatively good compared with blood and urine, can be used for genotyping, amplification or sequencing [ 19], and can be stored long-term without significant degradation [ 20].

Of course, it's difficult to criticise Cheika when the team is in such relatively good health compared to the dispirited rabble he inherited from Ewen McKenzie.

"As a responsible leader, he needs to look at the facts and decide to go now when he is in a relatively good position compared to where he could be in a few weeks -- or even in a few days".

The Met, which holds the remainder of a 99-year lease on its Lincoln Center-owned building, is in relatively good shape compared with other Lincoln Center facilities and would seem to have less at stake in going it alone.

In addition, 28a had a relatively good selectivity compared to a panel of our in-house 14 RTKs.

While the German newspaper industry is still in relatively good shape compared to the U.S., most of the publishers also know that the age of the printed paper can't last.