Sentence examples for relatively would from inspiring English sources

A value of 3, speaking relatively, would be considered small, reflecting weak prior knowledge of the actual value for the additive genetic variance.

One might expect that, outside the West, banks (which tend to be relatively expensive) would be used largely for business.

JiJi: Up until my faculty position, chemistry had been relatively—I wouldn't say friendly, but not discriminatory.

"Plus the readings for somebody who is relatively fit would be different from those of somebody who isn't".

One wonders why a condition that is relatively common would receive such little recognition and clarification.

For biological agents, regular surgical masks, which are relatively cheap, would protect you against almost all biological threats.

Winning back these two relatively small parties would be desirable.

When it was relatively small, wages would be low.

Women dramatists are still relatively rare, which would be no surprise to V. Woolf.

Spending more than that on relatively experimental aircraft would be unwise, he said.

The pair hoped that this relatively new section would operate better.