Sentence examples for relatively successfully from inspiring English sources

It is the same tension that the agency confronted, relatively successfully, during Tropical Storm Irene in August.

Dimon, who has won plaudits for steering his firm relatively successfully through the credit crunch, warned his audience that they faced tough prospects on a tricky jobs market.

And yet it feeds into fears that Warner is happy to continue putting out substandard product while utilising huge marketing budgets to paper over the cracks, just as it did relatively successfully with both Dawn of Justice and Suicide Squad.

"They tend to think they have efficacy, that they're in control of their own life and that they can successfully or relatively successfully navigate the forces that are transforming our society and economy much better".

Like many on the right (myself included), the president regards the Reagan era as a moment when American businesses adjusted relatively successfully to a new wave of competition from abroad.

"It did it relatively successfully and our multi-disciplinary teams are experienced and innovative.

For the incremental effectiveness of LCM compared to CDM to be greater in non-trial settings than is reported in the ARROW trial, non-trial healthcare centres would have to be able to implement routine laboratory monitoring relatively more successfully than managing patients clinically compared to ARROW trial centres, which is unlikely.

It was a local phone operator with 1.1 million lines in more than 20 states, and had long-distance business that, while relatively small, competed successfully with AT&T, MCI and Sprint.

We also describe a relatively novel approach successfully investigating radiation dose escalation with a standard weekly dose of gemcitabine.

Residual stress of the coatings was designed and controlled in a relatively narrow range successfully using negative bias voltage based on the film thickness effect on residual stress.

Based on the experiments, it was easy to grasp and lift ohitashi and hijiki, but relatively hard to successfully lift up the salmon fish due to the irregular shape of the salmon fish.