Sentence examples for success relatively from inspiring English sources

Channel 5 enjoyed far more success, relatively speaking, with live coverage of Scotland v Croatia earlier in the evening (2m/9%, 6.45-9.05pm).

Barbara Firth, who has died aged 84, achieved success relatively late in life with her rich, warm and evocative illustrations for books such as Martin Waddell's Can't You Sleep, Little Bear?

Ryan Sidebottom was the last left-arm seamer to play Test cricket for England and Mark Footitt, who is likely to become the next, is hoping to follow the example of his former Nottinghamshire team-mate by becoming an international success relatively late in his career.

The subsequent commercial success (relatively speaking) of many of the participating artists is not surprising.

Ms. Kuhn's early success came relatively easy.

Military interventions are always risky, but success looks relatively promising in Liberia.

Jenkins said that success was relatively easy to measure in business because it was all about profit.

That rebuilding has been going on now for 10 years, some with tremendously good success, some relatively all right.

The X-Men star, whose screen success came relatively late, said the remark was "a fair comment".

Athletic success is relatively easy to quantify in a number of categories: Wins and losses and success in the N.C.A.A. tournament.

Success came relatively late to Brydon and it is this, he thinks, that has informed his attitude to work ever since.