Sentence examples for too relatively from inspiring English sources

Hyde Park Hyde Park has three notable antiques outlets too, relatively close to one another, but you'll do better visiting by car.

A good many of the prints themselves are here, too, relatively steely and firm, and drawn from the portfolios "Picturesque Views in England and Wales," "Picturesque Views on the Southern Coast of England" and "The Provincial Antiquities of Scotland".

Growing numbers of voters, especially in outdoorsy and heavily forested states, proclaimed that they were independent.At the end of the day, too, relatively few people about 37% of registered voters, much the same as in 1994 actually voted.

Universal health care means that losing your job in Europe doesn't mean losing health insurance too; relatively generous unemployment benefits mean that hunger and homelessness are not as prevalent.

In the burrows of the Indian pygmy field mice too relatively less O2 and more CO2 could be present which would vary with depth, since it is known that proportion of O2 decreases and CO2 increases with increase in depth below ground level [ 14- 18].

At only 167.5 kilometers, it, too, is relatively short and relatively flat.

Rentals, too, are relatively scarce.

These measures, too, sound relatively modest.

These interest groups, too, are relatively undeterred by rising prices.

Many recipients, too, have relatively low incomes, which may make them likelier to scrutinize price.

The summit did produce other agreements – in addition to cash – but these too were relatively modest.