Sentence examples for relatively upmarket from inspiring English sources

It may have been taken relatively upmarket, but it's still got a lot of grit and soul".

The relatively upmarket marina is home to a smattering of bars and restaurants where fresh fish and seafood is always on the menu.

But even if you choose the relatively upmarket Earthship on a few acres, it at least means you will only have to spend a fraction of your time in the money economy paying the bank back money.

Sky Arts appeals to relatively upmarket ABC1 viewers aged typically between 45 and 55, skewing towards male viewers who make up 55% of the audience, attracted by the vintage rock.

It started in Mitte, he explained, a now relatively upmarket neighborhood that the Financial Times recently pegged as a new hotspot for bankers looking to escape Brexit.

It started in Mitte, he explained, a now relatively upmarket neighbourhood that the Financial Times recently pegged as a new hotspot for bankers looking to escape Brexit.

Even chefs at comparatively upmarket restaurants say indulgence is commonplace.

There were relatively few exclusively upmarket magazines for them to advertise in: mainly women's monthlies such as Tatler and Vogue.

Only the conclusion seems over-optimistic: they predict that, as heroin moves upmarket, it will be legalised relatively soon.

Budget Asian airlines like AirAsia, Jetstar and Tiger Airways, by contrast, have been left relatively unscathed — even benefiting from the conditions that have hurt their upmarket competitors.

The near-identical circumstances of the two attacks left scant doubt that the same man was responsible, transforming a relatively mundane hotel robbery into a glossy real-life film noir, featuring call girls, upmarket hotels and an internet site where paid sex was marketed and where a killer – young, white and personable – chose his victims.