Sentence examples for successful relatively from inspiring English sources

The Cowboys became successful relatively quickly, reaching the N.F.L. championship game by 1966 and winning their first Super Bowl in 1971 and a second in 1977.

Inspired by Britain's successful, relatively smooth experience of the past decade, they decided in 1996 to forge ahead with a framework that, on the surface, appears similar.

In ref. [2], authors derived a successful, relatively simple model – in the form of a set of simple ordinary differential equations for similarity-transformed quantities.

Informants whose businesses had been operating for longer, or whose businesses had become successful relatively quickly, stressed how they were not reliant on customers either from similar ethnic backgrounds or from their geographic location.

Ann Taylor Stores : With some 350 store locations, retailer Ann Taylor competes in the "better-priced" category and caters to the successful, relatively affluent career woman who needs appropriate, fashion-conscious attire for her professional life and prefers stylish, coordinated looks for her leisure activities.

Tuberculosis control poses significant challenges despite existing highly successful, relatively inexpensive treatment [ 1, 2].

Rosalind's later scientific career was highly successful and relatively happy.

Reyes's return from a strained left hamstring was successful, if relatively anticlimactic.

While only available in limited locations initially, Amazon has a history of rolling out successful services relatively quickly.

In Westchester particularly, he said, many immigrants are fully acculturated, professionally successful and relatively untapped as consumers.

The movie presents him the same way — as a thieving Wall Street revolutionary — whereas, in fact, he was successful but relatively small time.