Sentence examples for relatively together from inspiring English sources

Miranda had studied his Hamilton, obviously, even before Waters came calling, and is a fine and easy narrator; as a drunk, he stays relatively together.

The Turk Ottoman Empire held the region relatively together for 400 years until they sided with Germany in WWI, and the allies (England and France) dismantled the remains of what was left of the Empire into what became mostly colonial protectorates.

In the unsupervised clustering, samples 2 and 14 (low en high percentage of tumor epithelium, respectively) clustered relatively together with their corresponding microdissected stroma and tumor sample.

The backyard is charming, but not private, as houses are relatively close together in the neighborhood.

The Gini coefficients range from 0.3795 to 0.471, so the points are clustered relatively closely together.

The last woman to win two major marathon championships relatively close together was Grete Waitz, the nine-time New York City champion.

So this 1932 conference was the last moment when all these legends could be happy and relatively innocent together.

The bombs were relatively large, together consisting of about 175 pounds of explosives, Nikolai Sintsov, a spokesman for the National Antiterrorism Committee, said at a news conference.

Although each item in the list is relatively small, together these programs now add up to slightly over 20 percent of total national health spending.

In the computing world the providers of networks, hardware and software work relatively smoothly together because of common standards, from the size of printer plugs to digital interfaces in the operating system.

For the remaining favorites like Evans and the Schleck brothers, Stage 19 will be especially critical, with the time trial looming and the top four still bunched relatively close together.