Sentence examples for relatively good idea from inspiring English sources

Because there was a clear split between the two groups, doctors will have a relatively good idea of which patients should receive prasugrel, Dr. Nissen said.

To me, NewsBasis seems like a good idea for people relatively new to journalism seeking out stories, or those doing research on a particular topic.

Faster debt relief is a good idea for countries with relatively clean, pragmatic governments that pursue sensible economic policies, like Mozambique and Uganda.

Baking the wings in a relatively hot (375-degree) oven is a good idea: it concentrates the flavor in a wonderful way.

Spreading the available jobs across a broader population with relatively shorter working hours might be a good idea.

Entrepreneurs with nothing more than a good idea can enter the market relatively quickly and compete against established firms.

Big windows are a good idea, I thought, but the relatively low nine-foot ceilings and the apartment's quirky geometric shape were a bit off-putting.

In this country, it is relatively easy to get venture capital for a good idea — and alternative energy has attracted billions in the past few years.

If you are not so experienced in building, it might be a good idea to start off with a relatively simple plan.

A good idea on one seems to be adopted relatively quickly by others.

No one now thinks nuking the moon is a good idea, and US officials kiboshed the notion relatively quickly.