Sentence examples for relatively to have from inspiring English sources

At the Superbowl last year, Squarespace was one of the smallest companies (relatively) to have a commercial during the big game.

"You have to be on the Finance Committee and relatively senior to have a real impact on federal tax policy".

It was relatively easy to have sympathy for Claudia when she was trying to get out of Sander's snare.

According to the EIU, it is "relatively rare" to have an identical top five two years in a row.

I am relatively old to have newborns, 44 and counting.

They leave the vascular system within a few minutes, making it relatively hard to have a high resolution image acquisition.

Antepartum stillbirth is particularly important in this group of women, because they are relatively unlikely to have future pregnancies.

It is a relatively recent phenomenon to have day-to-day medicine paid for through insurance.

It's relatively straight forward to have set views on the Holocaust.

"This is a relatively rare case to have any problems at all," she said.

Rhyolite is high enough in the hills to have relatively cool summers, and it has relatively mild winters.