Sentence examples for relatively obscure practice from inspiring English sources
The accusations that Wall Street is up to its dirty tricks again and that the SEC should move immediately to ban this relatively obscure practice are also without merit.
Mr. Weiss turned class-action shareholder lawsuits, once a relatively obscure field practiced by solo practitioners like Abraham L. Pomerantz, into his firm's specialty.
— a relatively obscure ritual practiced by traditional Orthodox Jews, many of them immigrants — aims to provide believers an opportunity to avoid difficulties in the coming year by symbolically transferring their troubles to a chicken, killing it and then donating the meat to the needy.
It remained relatively obscure for a decade.
Most others are relatively obscure.
That can mean a relatively obscure language is involved, or a relatively obscure disease or a relatively obscure product.
For decades the Fields Medal was relatively obscure.
Problems are often based around relatively obscure languages.
Smaller or relatively obscure institutions feel slighted by larger rivals.
Otherwise, as Douglas Adams said, we live on a relatively obscure planet on a relatively obscure sun somewhere in an obscure part of a backwater galaxy.
