Sentence examples for relatively small quantity of 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 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.
The most the government will say came in a written parliamentary answer on October 30 from new energy minister Mike O'Brien: "British Energy owns a relatively small quantity of plutonium that has arisen from reprocessing at Thorp [the reprocessing plant at Sellafield].
In a written parliamentary answer on 30 October last year to independent MP Dai Davies, energy minister Mike O'Brien revealed: "British Energy owns a relatively small quantity of plutonium that has arisen from reprocessing... British Energy treats the plutonium as a zero-value asset, and records a liability of £4.8m (discounted) in its accounts relating to the management of the plutonium".
Sherbets contain relatively small quantities of milk products.
Despite the Medici passion for it, only relatively small quantities of top-quality majolica were manufactured in Florence and Tuscany.
In Laghman, the governor, Mohammed Iqbal Azizi, said the government had given mostly food and ammunition to the fighters, but only relatively small quantities of ammunition.
But only since the 1970s have scientists been aware that relatively small quantities of lead in the bloodstream can be harmful to humans.
He gives every impression of being entirely happy with his present status – respected by his peers, revered by his fan base, selling relatively small quantities of lots of self-released albums that he keeps the lion's share of the money from.
