Sentence examples for what relatively from inspiring English sources

Aside from the uncertainty in Congo, what relatively little attention Africa gets from the White House will be focused mostly on those nations considered important economically to the United States, the largest being Nigeria and South Africa.

However, it is not very clear what "relatively poor" means.

And I think this can open up more of a conversation about what relatively liberal wealthy people can do with their wealth and what kind of social change they can contribute to and what different ways.

But you should shift the emphasis to what is relatively easier, or what is relatively more important".

What went relatively unnoticed is what happened on the play he scored the point.

But recently Woods has acquired what is, relatively anyway, a weakness in his game.

What is relatively new to the N.F.L. is the direct snap to a running back.

If this book shows what the relatively benign ones are up to, it makes you worry about the others.

The likes of Long and Maurice Rioli helped show recruiters what a relatively untapped resource Indigenous Australia was.

What's relatively new is the starring role they have been given in discussions around urbanism and gentrification.

It was puzzling, he said, that a monk would know how to operate what is relatively complex machinery.