Sentence examples for will relatively from inspiring English sources

In the medium term the 11-plus will, relatively soon, become a test of will and power on the assembly's floor.

From Equation (4) we can get that, with regard to the high-speed platforms, the minimum antenna area of Aantenna will relatively be large.

We have to stay united, have policies that our voters respond to and I think we will relatively sail into office.

The amplitude of mesh frequency component is less than the sideband frequency component when the output torque is 300 Nm, and the amplitude of mesh frequency component will relatively increase when output torque is 2500 Nm.

Thus, while our analysis suggests that our key overskilling estimates are not prone to selection bias, it is also clear that they will relatively quickly become unreliable in the presence of any substantial unobserved confounding influence.12.12

Science|Business has a long chat with Fotis C. Kafatos, the president of the European Research Council, about how the young funding agency is doing and his hopes that it will relatively soon have a budget approaching the $30 billion or so that the U.S. National Institutes of Health spends annually.

The venue generally will be relatively intimate.

It is understood the investigation will be relatively swift.

Those trials will present relatively routine legal issues.

So the direct impact will be relatively small.

But this ruling will affect relatively few campaign contributors.