Sentence examples for we do relatively from inspiring English sources

"When there is a general election at the same time as local polls, we do relatively badly because we are unable to focus on local issues that get us elected.

There are tensions, as there are with the NHS, but again it's something we do relatively well compared to many of the nations parading their athletes round the giant bowl.

But in bad markets we do relatively much better.

Eisenhower & Dulles have conducted it in such a way as to destroy the illusion of American omnipotence & to encourage its replacement with the illusion that because we can do relatively little with our power, we need relatively little power.

"I think we've managed to do relatively well," she said.

But for at least another couple of generations, especially in non-presidential election years but even in presidential election years too, we still have to do relatively well with the white working class voters that used to be the foundation stone of the old New Deal majority.

"We found things that he [Cameron] found difficult to do, relatively easy".

"We could embrace the differences — they may do things differently but they do relatively the same thing".

"We know the pressure on departments to cut [and] this is something they can do relatively silently.

Others do relatively well.

But Korean students in Japan do relatively poorly.