We know relatively little about our oceans, because they're still such challenging places to work.
About that, the matter in hand, we know relatively little so far.
Surprisingly, we know relatively little about communities of bottlenose dolphins around islands of the South Pacific.
My girlfriend and I recently went to a restaurant in Chicago with another couple we know relatively well.
Although we know relatively little about his life and opinions, we do know that Bronzino was not a religious man.
Kournikova has become typecast by her looks because, apart from them, we know relatively little about her. (You may feel this is quite enough, although I suspect if you have got even this far you're eager to know more).
One of the studies that found in favor of spending cuts says in its preface, "It is fair to say that we know relatively little about the effect of fiscal policy on growth".
Over all, most economists seem to think the stimulus was a good idea, but there's a general acknowledgment that we know relatively little about the relationship between fiscal policy and job creation.
In "Familiar," she shows us an immigrant experience that we know relatively little about — what it's like to be African in the American heartland — and she avoids exoticizing any of the women, who find both discord and love in one another, as the old world settles, in unsettling ways, into the new.
About the life of the historian we know relatively little, apart from the crucial fact that he himself commanded troops in the war — something you might guess anyway from the soldierly lack of sentimentality that characterizes his book, which would in time come to be prized for its insistence on letting the reader "see the past clearly".
We know relatively little of her personal life, beyond the fact that she is married to a banker, would apparently have liked to have children but did not ("There is something there that you don't have," she once reflected), and has type 1 diabetes.
