Sentence examples for relatively oldest from inspiring English sources

Consequently, a youth athlete's likelihood of being identified as 'talented' [24] and of being selected for higher levels of competition [25] is higher if they are the relatively oldest in their cohort.

This is of particular relevance, since these populations are at the same time the ones that are the relatively oldest ones.

Our study shows the prevalence of mental health problems at ages 5 6 years to be 36% higher for the relatively youngest tertile of children compared to the relatively oldest one.

But the team is relatively old.

And yet the show's charms are relatively old-fashioned.

The plants that failed [in Japan] were relatively old.

MS. KEPCHER'S path to Trumpdom was relatively old-fashioned.

This meant they had been hit with more impacts so the highland rocks were relatively older.

Relatively old-fashioned equipment like circuit switches, which direct traffic on voice networks, is particularly vulnerable.

The relatively old pieces are by Ursula Mamlok (her Concertino) and Oliver Knussen (his "Requiem -- Songs for Sue").

The two dogs were also relatively old, brothers, a decade in Constance's care.