Sentence examples for relatively good time from inspiring English sources

Two more albums followed in relatively good time: Embrya in 1998, and Now in 2001.

But British farmers have been having a relatively good time of it of late.

Not bad, Cavern Club, thank you for offering me a relatively good time and maybe even a drone.

Even in the relatively good times in the middle of this decade, complaints about the industry consistently rose.

Some experts believe that that effort, which was fitful even during last year's relatively good times, will stall if financial markets collapse and foreign reserves dwindle.

And for all the relatively good times recently, urban unemployment in Datong reached 9.6% in 2002, more than twice the national rate.

These are relatively good times for baseball attendance despite the ebbs and flows of the steroid scandal and other problems the sport has faced since the 1994 players' strike ended.

"People have spoken of the dawn of a women's age here before," she said, "but that was always in relatively good times economically, and the country was able to avoid social change.

Airline Business, an industry publication, reckons that as a group the world's top 150 airlines, including some low-cost carriers that are not members of IATA, broke even in 2005.Peanut countersSo why, in relatively good times, does the airline industry struggle even to cover the cost of its capital?

On the bright side, Kennedy's exit, while likely a result of stress, followed relatively good times for Pandora.

"We're still in relatively good times now, so people aren't focusing on pay-to-plays.