Sentence examples for relatively it has from inspiring English sources

Each has been key to the iPhone's growing success: despite being expensive (relatively) it has attracted a growing market in the US and China.

Although the Hudson is relatively dependable it has its quirks.

While Coach America maintained in court documents that its operations were relatively solid, it has posted consecutive yearly losses.

In an age of government bailouts and London Whales, Sandler may be relatively small — it has just 309 employees — but it's also relatively untroubled.

Costa Rica has long been stable and relatively prosperous; it has been sniffy about sharing sovereignty with its neighbours.

That this vote will be a relatively humdrum affair is, however, an indication of how far the country has progressed, how relatively normal it has become.

While induction is relatively safe, it has been associated with increased risk of Caesarean section, particularly in first-time mothers.

Keele is a highly regarded management research unit, and despite being relatively small it has achieved a genuinely international reputation.

Brundage said: "In previous Olympic Games, we have met real competition but, relatively speaking, it has been scattered.

While online crowdfunding is still relatively new, it has already demonstrated that many small contributions can add up.

Selling direct Although the direct sale market is still relatively small, it has been rapidly growing, facilitated by the internet.