Sentence examples for relatively in from inspiring English sources

Opportunistic capitalism, however, seemed relatively in check.

Today, the state, too, is in trouble, relatively in worse shape than the city.

When Djokovic regressed (relatively) in 2012, Federer took Wimbledon and retook the No. 1 ranking.

I'm known for playing women who know what they want and how to get it, relatively in a short period of time.

In any case, there is absolutely no evidence that news will perform any better relatively in digital homes at 10pm than at 9pm.

An analyst at Bank of America, David Bardan, said the growth in broadband subscribers was "relatively in line" with his target.

Cook is relentless, unwavering in his desire to occupy the crease, but if you don't feed his cut and avoid half-volleys on his legs, a bowler can at least keep things relatively in check.

"As costs have risen relatively in emerging markets some firms have decided they want to retain more control over the manufacturing process, supply chain and their ability to respond to consumer demands".

Micron Technology showed "solid progress" in its relatively in-line third-quarter results, according to a report by UBS Investment Research.

"We believe the stock's sharp outperformance since October could see a slight pause with a relatively in-line midquarter update, but we remain positive on the name through the first quarter".

The C7-T8 relative phase changed little with increasing walking speeds, that is, the coordination of the transverse plane rotation of C7 and T8 remained relatively in-phase.