Sentence examples for relatively or from inspiring English sources

These projects are essentially tax transfers from poor to relatively (or very) rich.

Some defenders may be out there, but they have been relatively or almost totally silenced since our major paper came out".

His players are good, but nowhere near as good, relatively or absolutely, as those he had at Barcelona and Bayern Munich.

You might be surprised just how many states charge a relatively or totally flat tax rate, which takes the same percentage of your income no matter how much you earn.

This winter, as we made our way through the usual stacks of upcoming titles on our shelves, we noticed an interesting trend: Many of the books that held our attention were written by first- or second-time authors who were relatively or entirely new to the scene.

This list does not include the runs of previously established players (e.g. Jimmy Connors, Andre Agassi, Kim Clijsters), but rather focuses on players who were relatively or completely unknown before they found themselves in the final four of the United States's Grand Slam.

Shown are results for simulations assuming either 2012 (base meteorology), or 2002 (relatively warm) or 2006 (relatively cold) meteorological conditions in the future.

The augmented product is a condition of a mature market or of relatively experienced or sophisticated customers.

Different parts may be better focused or intentionally blurred, relatively still, or containing significant motion.

It can be relatively mild or extremely severe and debilitating — or anywhere along the spectrum.

They may be bilateral, subregional, regional, or global, and they may address relatively narrow or very broad concerns.