Sentence examples for stopped relatively from inspiring English sources

Thielsen is a relatively old Cascade volcano, and cone-building eruptions stopped relatively early.

Traditionally paediatric services stopped relatively early in adolescence.

Experience shows that as long as high-quality immunization campaigns are implemented rapidly, such outbreaks can be stopped relatively quickly.

In 2012, Australia reopened detention centres in Nauru and on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island as a "circuit-breaker" to stop relatively high number of asylum seekers arriving by boat and the accompanying deaths at sea.

He added that the Cortland Street station of the N and R lines, a block east on Church Street, was in good shape, and trains could be running through it (although not stopping) relatively soon.

If so, it's presumably programmed to stop relatively quickly, and if you're running on the highway at 70 MPH at the time of the event, that's probably not good".

He was licenced to fight in California, then stopped the relatively harmless Jessie Nicklow in eight rounds.

One possible explanation is that recombination between the X and Y in both strata may have stopped in relatively close temporal proximity.

The companies would like to stop providing relatively open-ended coverage, which keeps getting more expensive.

This did not stop the relatively small group of radical protesters determined to cause trouble; nor did it halt peaceful anti-globalisation protests by thousands of people.

Generous social benefit systems have long made it possible for residents of most Western European countries to stop working relatively early, but France stands out even among its peers.