Sentence examples for relatively small quantity from inspiring English sources

Mere possession of a relatively small quantity of crack means a five-year sentence.

A relatively small quantity of the coal is pressed into briquettes for domestic heating.

In the few hundred cord-blood transplants that do take place in this country each year, children are the most frequent recipients, because of the relatively small quantity of stem cells typically yielded by a single umbilical cord.

The decision on Tuesday by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to increase production by 500,000 barrels a day, a relatively small quantity when compared with total production, appeared to make little difference.

The thousands of hospitals and clinics that purchase implants try to bargain for deep discounts from manufacturers, but they have limited leverage since each buys a relatively small quantity from any one company.

The discovery could account for why some people cannot "hold their drink" and are prone to erratic behaviour even after consuming a relatively small quantity of alcohol, the researchers said.

Sherbets contain relatively small quantities of milk products.

Most of it was produced in such relatively small quantities for these specialist record shops.

Occasionally sardines also appear in relatively small quantities in the southeastern part.

Though both are simple and straightforward, because they are stir-fried they must be prepared in relatively small quantities.

Produced in relatively small quantities and treasured by Chinese collectors, these vessels attracted little attention outside China until the late 20th century.