Sentence examples for relatively smart from inspiring English sources
I can recommend a stall called Prik Yuak, which is relatively smart compared with other places in the market.
The relatively large brain of Psittacosaurus leads scientists to suspect it may have been a relatively smart dinosaur, with complex behaviours.
And many of these slum-dwellings are relatively smart compared with their counterparts in other developing countries, thanks to tough controls on building shanty towns.Risking an explosionEven so, migrants often live in grim conditions.
(Who else could "yes and" the Comedy Network executive and "lol" at SNL's spoof of his underwear ad?) He's also relatively smart: while the drag racing and fan-spitting may have made us forget, prior to his tear as a teen-with-a-bank-account, he was very present in his decision-making and brand.
Only in December Simon Property had spent $2.3 billion buying Prime Outlets, another shop-space firm.Mr Simon seems to have concluded that recent economic data are good enough to justify a bet on a sector highly exposed to retailing or at least the relatively smart bit of retailing in which both Simon Property and General Growth specialise.
Hey, we are a bunch of relatively smart guys, and we struggle with all the conflicting info out there.
Of course, every once in a while there might be someone standing near a computer screen who sees a tweet and then tells the errant pol, "Hey, maybe you shouldn't say that, out loud, on the Internet," and relatively smarter heads prevail.
You know we are at an inflection point with relatively inexpensive smart devices (everything is always relative), affordable and accessible broadband, applications that span the globe, and content.
Ionic polymer metal composites (IPMCs) are relatively new smart materials that exhibit a bidirectional electromechanical coupling.
Mr. Weiner has displayed his fleet — from what's been called the world's smallest production car, the Peel P50, to a relatively spacious Smart — in a climate-controlled warehouse here, 50 miles east of Atlanta.
And yet for all of that, there's been relatively little smart, written-out and well-scored experimentation," a high point being John Coltrane's legendary cover of "My Favorite Things".
