Sentence examples for relatively suddenly from inspiring English sources

He died relatively suddenly a few years ago, never needing long-term care.

People may have been caught off guard on Saturday, Mr. Roth said, because the storm came on relatively suddenly with warnings that did not seem that ominous.

This study shows that: 1. blowouts can experience significant areal and volumetric changes in short periods of time; 2. significant changes may occur relatively suddenly when adjacent blowouts combine into a single feature; and 3. the sediment transport paths are highly controlled by the topography.

But we're reminded that no religion is permanent in its character or style, and change can happen relatively suddenly.

But here the variability is more constrained, and consequently multiple occult metastases within an individual may relatively suddenly become clinically overt.

Tierney (1989) has defined disasters as "collective stress situations that happen (or at least manifest themselves) relatively suddenly in a particular geographic area, involve some degree of loss, interfere with the ongoing social life of the community, and are subject to human management" (p. 12).

First, the outbreak peaked suddenly within a relatively short period of 21 months; 17 new cases (89%) were reported from September 2001 to June 2003.

It suggests that throughout history civilisations have suddenly disappeared in a relatively short timescale.

Sometimes insomnia is acute -- it comes on suddenly and lasts for a relatively short and well defined period of time.

Webpages that used to load relatively quickly suddenly take ages to appear.

"One result was that the cost of calling elections, which up to then had been relatively modest, suddenly became huge burdens to the news departments of the networks".