Sentence examples for too relative from inspiring English sources

But he can go in 2004 and say, 'Look, for 30 years you tried to get a drug benefit -- I got you one.' " And, he added: "The elderly will benefit, too, relative to nothing.

In other words, by cutting back on the costs of intermediary metabolism, E. histolytica has been able to maintain its expensive phagocytic machinery (albeit this is pared down too relative to large free-living amoebae).

Oh, and there has been real life too: relatives to check up on — in one case to take to the hospital, etc.

He said that inflation was "too low" relative to the desired rate of "about 2 percent or a bit below," and that unemployment was "clearly too high" relative to Fed officials' long-run forecast of 5 to 5.25 percent.

But normal, too, is relative.

He remains too, a relative dove on the Palestinian issue.

But the dust from those can last, even if time scales, too, are relative.

Left and right agree that as a country we spend too much relative to our income.