Sentence examples for was now relatively from inspiring English sources

The sheer relief, even ecstasy, that accompanied democracy's arrival in the mid-1990s gave way to an unspoken belief that all was now relatively well.

James Brooke (NYT) AFRICA SIERRA LEONE: FIGHTING DIES DOWN A more robust approach by United Nations peacekeepers has led more rebels to disarm, a United Nations military spokesman said, adding that the country was now "relatively calm".

The governor of the central bank, Duvvuri Subbarao, said in a statement that the likelihood of another rate increase in December, at the bank's next policy review, was now "relatively low".

However, Dr Rodier said that the situation in Guinea was now "relatively stable".

The sheer relief that accompanied the arrival of the peace pact gave way to an unspoken belief that all was now relatively calm.

But an Israeli military source said Syrian government forces retook the symbolically significant position hours later, and that it was now relatively quiet in the area.

The choice is now relatively simple.

In Gaelic Scotland there are now relatively few O names.

Part of the reason he is now relatively popular is that he says nothing.

It is now relatively cheap because its patent has expired and a generic version is available.

The Kurdish security agency Asayish says the situation inside Kirkuk is now "relatively calm".