Sentence examples for relatively honest from inspiring English sources

"I think he's relatively sincere, relatively honest," he said.

The federal police, once considered relatively honest, have been tarred by complicity with drug lords.

Provided that the local authorities are relatively honest, tabulation errors should be random, meaning they will run both ways.

Danes remain relatively honest, but are fast closing on their neighbours.Shrinkage costs the European economy a surprisingly large amount.

White and De Martino are relatively honest about how much of their music is being played tonight by small bits of gear headquartered around De Martino's ankles.

Writers' groups keep me relatively honest – the day I'm due to show work to my group, I'm suddenly a lot more productive.

Yet the exam, which prolongs a venerable imperial tradition of examinations for high office, is also seen as a relatively fair and honest way to hand out scarce college places.

The efficient outcome of a deposit contract model is uniquely implementable with relatively partially honest agents, while it is never uniquely implementable only with materially self-interest agents.

Immunity provisions are more likely to benefit crooks in countries where judges are relatively powerful and honest.

Social scientists know that communities that are relatively homogeneous, with honest government and a history of cooperation and civic engagement, have deeper reservoirs of social capital.

But once you get to "yes" on the first two, as Thune apparently has, the answer to the last question should be relatively simple for honest conservatives: The efficient, market-friendly approach to cutting dependence on greenhouse gases is pricing carbon dioxide emissions and allowing market forces to adapt the economy.