Sentence examples for relatively worry from inspiring English sources

The US economy was also relatively worry free this summer, with job growth holding relatively constant at 160,000 a month and good, if not great, GDP figures.

That gave the Mets a relatively worry-free finish and even allowed Valentine to rest some of his regulars in the ninth.

And using a shared bike is relatively worry- and commitment-free.

While we attended, our parents were relatively worry-free and could get on with their daily activities.

And while this year's outbreaks have been relatively contained, experts worry that the lack of investment in research and development as risk factors for outbreaks grow could lead to an outbreak they won't be able to stop.

Most of us are afraid of going blind; being duplicated is a relatively minor worry.

The Internet's role in the spread of sexually transmitted diseases is still a relatively small worry for health officials, Dr. Valdiserri said, noting that many people who were at risk could not even afford a computer.

While it might be more convenient to put in all your account information on a computer and do the initial setup there, that would be a one-time or at least relatively rare worry.

The circular coil is less used because while it offers more powerful stimulation and the opportunity to target both motor cortices at the same time with relatively little worry about specific placement or constant positioning, it is also less focused.

Why would Monkey worry the relatively mundane issue of adblocking could have led to fisticuffs?

And if this year's $5 billion gap was closed relatively painlessly, city officials worry that they may have run out of most painless options.