Sentence examples for relatively major from inspiring English sources

A relatively major outpouring — somewhere in fifty miles — about once every decade?

It affected almost 200 members of the island's small population, making it a relatively major crisis.

They're entire acts, relatively major, that you have somehow avoided despite the fact that they connect in profitable ways to many other bands and singers you enjoy.

Although a relatively major incident in the war - the loss of yet another modern warship supposedly capable of defending itself against hostile aircraft tossing bombs - it's beginning to seem that for every ship hit or sunk, there's a memoir.

Gore's minor slips in the presidential debates were blown out of proportion (while Bush made relatively major ones); Gore was attacked for inaccuracies on everything from whether a student was really deprived of seating in a classroom the candidate had visited, to his overblowing of the costs of – wait for it – pet medical care.

The first cabdriver tells his prospective fare that, lacking GPS and a map, he does not know how to get to Union Street and Third Avenue in Brooklyn, an intersection of two relatively major streets about 1.5 miles, and two turns, from the base of the Brooklyn Bridge.

But when Taylor was overwhelmed by Michael van Gerwen in the final of the Players' Championship, a relatively minor major just before the World Championship, he could not recover.

If the applicant wants to go to medical school, is he more likely to be accepted if he expresses an interest in a relatively unpopular major (let's say chemistry) compared to a popular major (let's say biology)?

The majority of injuries were the result of blunt trauma (93 %), with relatively few major TBIs resulting from penetrating trauma (7 %).

That's how it, a relatively small major league, still survives.

Last winter, the Yankees had attractive chips to trade, dealing away relatively inexpensive major leaguers like Nick Johnson and Alfonso Soriano.