Sentence examples for spread relatively from inspiring English sources

In the case of, say, Enron shareholders, the damage is spread relatively thinly among a larger number of people.

The average annual precipitation (all falling as rain) is 47 inches (1,200 mm), spread relatively evenly throughout the year.

Surprisingly, the newly failing students were spread relatively evenly throughout the city's 32 school districts, which vary widely in income and race.

Some of the countries, such as Finland, that recorded the largest increases, started from a position in which incomes were spread relatively equally.

But unlike some other high-profile signings, the money is spread relatively evenly over the contract, without a balloon payment that could require another restructuring in a few years.

"Experts could go up to a board and list 20 really very powerful diseases that could be spread relatively easily, but when you asked them what to do about it, they shrugged and said nothing could be done".

A new computer virus disguised as a joke about male and female relationships has hit several large corporations, but security experts said it was spreading relatively slowly yesterday.

Looking at the speed with which the Black Death struck Europe, a number of scholars suggested over the years that the cause was not plague, which usually spreads relatively slowly, but a form of anthrax, typhus, tuberculosis or viral hemorrhagic fever.

The species is typically limited to disturbed sites, whence it spreads relatively slowly.

Drug resistance arises rarely but spreads relatively quickly.

Genomic information offers great potential for increased rates of gain but the cost of realizing that potential can be high, especially if large numbers of selection candidates need to be genotyped or parents have relatively few offspring and the cost of genotyping them is therefore spread across relatively few individuals, as is the case in pig and poultry breeding programs.