Sentence examples for relatively well compared from inspiring English sources
"But New Jersey's economy has fared relatively well, compared to what we're seeing nationally".
But it seems to have gone relatively well compared with the trouble many rich families face.
While acknowledging the industry's transition, the unions say that change is nothing new to the company and that Verizon is coping relatively well compared with its competitors.
And given all the turmoil in the global telecommunications industry, both France Télécom and Verizon are holding up relatively well compared with upstart competitors in Europe and the United States.
Although the flow of goods and services between the United States and the rest of the world has slowed during the global downturn, American exports have held up relatively well, compared with plunging imports.
One encouraging finding is that there does indeed appear to be less corruption in countries where public servants are paid relatively well compared with other workers.
While hypoxia is known as a stimulus for the increase in sympathetic tone, observed in patients with arterial hypertension, Nephtali Marina (UK) presented evidence that the brainstem in hypertensive animals (spontaneously hypertensive rats, SHR) was relatively hypoxic as well, compared to normotensive Wistar rats [ 64].
Thus although tyrannosaurs are relatively well known compared to most dinosaurs, researchers are inevitably frustrated that a third or more of the known specimens cannot be studied.
"The cruise industry has held up relatively well when compared with the travel industry as a whole," said Glen Reid, an analyst with Bear Stearns.
But the W.N.B.A. is doing relatively well when compared with other professional sports leagues, perhaps because it never set its sights too high.
The broader point is simply that Ohio is so important to the electoral calculus that it's good news for a candidate when a polling firm shows him doing relatively well there compared with the other states that it polls.
