Sentence examples for relatively not from inspiring English sources

It was true: although the festival participants were relatively fit, the locals were relatively not fit.

"My view about the deficit is it's relatively not as bad as when Clinton took office," he explained.

"Europe does not have low operating costs and Jubail in Saudi Arabia is one potential competitor, but it's relatively not an easy place to do business," he said.

For relatively not much money we can buy ourselves a piece of that rugged individualism and triumphant history ("For nostalgic hunting or cowboy type shooting the 1886 Classic Carbine or Standard Rifle are perfect") and raise a big middle finger to Isis, the feds, the gays, feminists, whoever it is we think is messing with us.

Host innate immune responses in response to vaccination are relatively not well understood yet.

Positive predictive value was relatively not high but negative predictive value of the test was high.

4.59pm BST 34th over: Australia 216-4 (Watson 95, Bailey 1) This will be Jordan's 8th over, his seven previous having gone for a relatively not-too-bad 43 with two wickets to boot.

One of the papers at Brookings was an attempt at prognosticating the future of health care costs — for what it's worth, their best guess was slightly below CBO's, so it was consistent with CBO's relatively not-scary long-term fiscal forecasts.

I was in the army for four years, but – and this may surprise you – I'm still a relatively not-insane guy.

Outside football Lineker has always been relatively, if not neurotically, guarded.

Even if that rebuilding begins relatively soon, not everyone thinks the rebound will be sharp.