Sentence examples for relatively perhaps from inspiring English sources

Antibiotic use by "appropriate providers" for ARI cases seen was relatively (perhaps inappropriately) low in comparison with that in other countries.

Something a little loose and relatively vulnerable — perhaps playful, perhaps stoical or beseeching — betrays a non-Aztec provenance.

Though the past decade has been relatively peaceful, perhaps a population boom will fuel civil strife.

And the campaign, being short, is relatively cheap, perhaps $10m.Vultures are already circling Mr Davis.

It would be relatively easy: perhaps 200 houses would be lost.

"All the European cities do relatively poorly, perhaps because there are so many crammed up against each other," says Stephens.

In the years immediately after the Tiananmen Square killings in 1989, China became relatively placid, perhaps in part from fear.

The Slavic area was in all likelihood relatively small, perhaps centred in what is now southern Poland.

The number of children who would be affected by this loophole is relatively small, perhaps as little as 2percentt of the total school population.

The Chopin songs are heard relatively infrequently, perhaps because singers who don't normally work in Polish find the texts daunting.

The reaction to the complaints has been relatively minor, perhaps because the state is doing a better job at explaining the reasons for the increase.