Sentence examples for relatively well to from inspiring English sources

Though it is ever rarer in the Polish press, it transfers relatively well to books.

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Both countries — two of the world's biggest exporters — have weathered the economic crisis relatively well to date, but China's growth is now sputtering while debt is crippling some European countries and even German growth is slowing markedly.

As the Maurer case suggests, such stringent standards of fault often made it easier for couples who got along relatively well to divorce than for people in mutually destructive relationships.

Deepak Nayyar is one of the many distinguished Indians economists to have recently pointed out in the Indian magazine Economic and Political Weekly that, given the circumstances, India did relatively well to achieve a growth rate of 3.5% in the first three decades after 1947.

These demographic characteristics compare relatively well to nationally representative statistics.

Finally, and this shouldn't be ignored either, the relatively well-to-do went for Trump.

It spends badly — lavishing benefits on the relatively well-to-do with misdirected subsidies.

Yassin was born into a relatively well-to-do, middleclass farming family from the village of Tor, in southern Palestine.

The father of the two wounded boys, Hajji Sher Zaman, a relatively well-to-do used-car dealer in Bajaur, said he had no patience with the Taliban.

He grew up in a relatively well-to-do black suburb of Birmingham in the 1960's at the height of the civil rights struggle there.