Sentence examples for relatively he from inspiring English sources

"Relatively, he became a little stronger," the official said.

"WE'VE come off a very strong rally that has left credits reasonably valued, absolutely and relatively," he said.

Is that, he was asked, because of the Bush administration's tough line on Iraq? "I think in general, when you hear people from Germany relatively support me; people from Austria, relatively; people from all over relatively," he said.

It might have happened, but because he died relatively young, he was denied his proper place.

"Although he's relatively young he's had a fantastic career.

Yet if Mr Sarkozy looks relatively better, he may soon find he needs to be.

"Commodity markets are relatively small," he said.

Relatively speaking, he is right.

They are also relatively inexpensive, he added.

"Larchmont is relatively relaxed," he said.

"I've been relatively lucky," he said.