Sentence examples for relatively unused from inspiring English sources

The balls remained relatively unused, it turned out.

He said that the relatively unused forms of a single camera and no laugh track was the key.

Most of all, I used the extraordinarily rich and relatively unused records of Campaigns, Inc., donated by Clem Whitaker, Jr., to the California State Archives in Sacramento.

Relatively unused to foreigners before their ecotourist boom began in the 1990's, the egalitarian ticos still take visitors one on one, so to speak.

It is supposed that, as the input to these sensory regions of the cortex usually comes from the skin and body wall, localization of the visceral input will be to these tissues and not to the viscera, the cortical region of which is small and relatively unused.

Paradoxically, the urbanisation process creates relatively unused environments, wastelands, habitats which could contribute to biodiversity conservation in urban regions.

But the concours fashion, where cars are so pristine that the term vintage appears to be synonymous with unused, is relatively new.

By weighting the utility function from (9) by, operators act more actively to get their payoff when there is a relatively large amount of unused spectrum and more passively when there is a relatively large amount of spectrum loss.

Many urban areas, including New York, have so many operating broadcast TV stations that unused space is relatively rare.

Testifying to Congress last month, he acknowledged that prices had been rising but said the overall "slack" in the economy -- relatively high unemployment and substantial unused factory capacity -- made it unlikely that wages or prices were about to rise rapidly.

No, this is not the mild-mannered, cautious comptroller that New York City is used to (or unused to, given his relatively low profile).