Sentence examples for relatively veteran from inspiring English sources

-- The Tony team is a relatively veteran crew.

The band played clubs around London called the Flamingo, the Ealing, the Crawdaddy, the Marquee, and the Red Lion, and, in the fluid days of 1963 — as the Beatles, a relatively veteran band, were in their ascendancy — the Stones released their first single, a cover of Chuck Berry's "Come On".

And how much of content on the network is actually resonating with the country's relatively diverse veteran population?

Many western states have pockets where veterans live, but California has relatively few veterans.

Considering that we found decrements in PCS ranging from 0.9 (immediately post to one-year) in our longitudinal military community sample and 4.2 (1 Yr to 4 yr+) in our cross-sectional sample, it suggests that continued declines like this in these relatively young veterans could confer a future increased risk of hospitalization and mortality.

Other experts offered more tempered views, noting that most of the subjects in the Georgetown study were self-selected and that their number was relatively small: 28 veterans with symptoms and 10 participants without symptoms.

While Trump has polled relatively well amongst veterans, many of us who actually served see through his rhetoric and hear the insults.

Those dioxin residue levels are relatively high among veterans of Operation Ranch Hand (ORH) (Michalek and Tripathi 1999), the operation responsible for the handling and the actual aerial spraying of Agent Orange and other dioxin-contaminated herbicides in Vietnam from 1962 to 1971.

Mr. Frank and Mr. Simon are known in New York's legal world as "double-digit crossovers," members of a relatively small fraternity of veteran prosecutors who waited a decade -- sometimes much more -- before they decided to cross the career tracks to private practice.

Granted, I'm (relatively speaking) a crusty veteran of the event, but I suspect I would have had I been a virgin, too.

Drawing a comparison with the cumbersome and expensive magnetic resonance imaging process, Ms. Liu said, "If we can develop this technology, it could be used for veterans at relatively low cost".