Sentence examples for relatively too from inspiring English sources
He added that as an independent nation inside the EU, Scotland would not receive the same level of subsidies that lifted the Irish economy, since Scotland is relatively too wealthy to qualify for assistance.
"One of the things that I have been a little concerned about is that they have put too much emphasis on getting the public health network pieces up, which is good, but relatively too little on just putting the stuff out there through the airways and watching the grass-roots people change their behavior," Mr. Clinton said.
(2) The computational load is relatively too heavy and a personal PC is not affordable.
Usually, an interface unit is necessary, as the output voltage of PV source is relatively too low for the line voltage.
Moreover, we noticed that using larger time step τ can speed up the evolution but may cannot locate the boundary properly, if τ is chosen relatively too large.
Although some item intercept measurement differences across groups were found, these non-invariant parameters were relatively too small to influence any latent mean comparison across the five educational systems/nations/cultures (Steenkamp and Baumgartner 1998; Chen 2008).
Over in the US, the agenda for the final month of summer freedom included Caribou for Summerstage and Jamie XX for Verboten: two events that took place in the perpetually too-cool Lower East Side and the relatively too-cool Williamsburg, respectively, providing endless hours, in both cases, of blaring music and East River vistas.
The agenda for the final month of summer freedom included Caribou for Summerstage and Jamie XX for Verboten: two events that took place in the perpetually too-cool Lower East Side and the relatively too-cool Williamsburg, respectively, providing endless hours, in both cases, of blaring music and East River vistas.
He often made those throws look relatively easy, too.
Two home runs in one inning are relatively rare, too.
Disciplined — the White House is almost like a private corporation — and relatively silent, too.
