Examples of 'there is relatively' in a sentence
Meaning of "there is relatively"
there is relatively: This phrase suggests that a situation, condition, or phenomenon exists to a moderate or considerable extent in comparison to other factors or elements. It indicates a relative degree or level, highlighting the presence or significance of a particular element in relation to other components or aspects
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In the south there is relatively plain countryside.
In cold conditions, condensation will occur even if there is relatively low humidity.
At the top there is relatively little space.
While price differences do exist geographically, within regions there is relatively little price dispersion.
There is relatively little of this material available.
It is true that there is relatively little money.
There is relatively little guidance on implementation plans.
On the western flank there is relatively dry forest.
There is relatively little fiber in the flesh.
Everything else there is relatively normal.
There is relatively little effort or downtime involved.
In case of salaried persons there is relatively lesser documentation.
There is relatively little work involved in material transport.
And everything there is relatively affordable.
There is relatively little known about the biology of.
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So breaking things down from there is relatively trivial.
There is relatively little competition on the construction market.
The whole has been glaciated but there is relatively little till remaining in the Jura.
There is relatively little corruption in the taxation system.
Not surprisingly, there is relatively little.
There is relatively little private land in the county.
Because of its rarity, there is relatively little known about it.
There is relatively little academic research regarding voyeurism.
Thus, it is not too surprising that there is relatively little dialectal diversity.
There is relatively little human exposure data on aziridine.
Beyond these general requirements, there is relatively little guidance material available.
There is relatively little rainfall throughout the year.
Winters are cold, snowy, and there is relatively little wind throughout the year.
There is relatively little thought about who is governing us.
Despite a high level of environmental awareness, there is relatively little action in this area.
However there is relatively only few research data.
In others, the gender difference is apparent even though there is relatively little vocational education.
Groundwater there is relatively close to the surface.
There is relatively little information on the actual impact.
In particular in small and medium-sized firms there is relatively little participation in vocational training.
There is relatively little metabolism of glutamate by isolated bacteroids.
Dr. Scott said the jungle there is relatively close to the shoreline.
There is relatively little data on actual persistence in air.
But despite this unprecedented achievement, there is relatively little fanfare in the streets of Washington.
There is relatively little variation in this perception acrosscountries.
Mallorca has a well-maintained cycle road network . There is relatively little traffic on the island.
Even here there is relatively little evidence of progress.
Subject-matter and contexts of songs, there is relatively little published.
There is relatively little in human milk.
Period of time when there is relatively high demand for electricity.
There is relatively little car traffic.
So it means that there is relatively light pressure on women to cover themselves and.
There is relatively little literature on the acetoacetylation of cellulose.
This explains why there is relatively little hazardous dust in the natural environment.
There is relatively little risk of significant.
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