Sentence examples for we hear relatively from inspiring English sources

So what?" But in fact we hear relatively little about Catherine's background.

Helmut Lachenmann is a distinguished elder statesman of the German avant garde, yet we hear relatively little of him in this country.

Those claims have since been muted by the actual performance of the economy, and we hear relatively less about the number of jobs that have been saved.

In a world where leaders such as Obama, Cameron, Sarkozy, Burlesconi, Putin, Gaddafi, Mubarak make headlines daily, we hear relatively little of Gillard, Rousseff, Patil and Fernández de Kirchner, some of the world's 18 female heads of state.

Today, a group of Lebanese from across the world launched an initiative focused on supporting a vital sector for the future of Lebanon that we hear relatively little about: Lebanon's potential oil and gas industry.

But it's not the death-of-a-sibling that makes for an instant prime-time backstory, which is why you didn't hear (relatively) as much about it from NBC's bobsled commentators Leigh Diffey and John Morgan on Monday.

But we have heard relatively little about the worldwide rise in tribalist hatred of minorities – the main pathology of scapegoating released by political and economic shocks – even as the world is knit more closely by globalisation.

We've heard relatively little about the iPad mini's display, and whether it'll be Retina-ready or not.

But in the last year, we have heard relatively little about the company and how much traction it has picked up — or not, as the case may be.

Apple's rumored October 16 event is approaching on the horizon, and so far we've heard relatively little about what might be unveiled.

We've heard relatively little from Steve Chen since he joined Google Ventures after parting ways with Chad Hurley, his co-founder at YouTube and more recently Avos.