Meanings of relative latecomer in English

Thailand was a relative latecomer to the Asian miracle.

I'm humbled to admit that I am a relative latecomer to the issue of climate change.

Tencent has been a relative latecomer among China's largest tech firms to delve into the auto sector.

A relative latecomer to politics, he took Conor Cruise O'Brien's seat in Dublin North East in 1977.

The INO is a relative latecomer to Congress, while its patrons were traditionally matrons, themselves members of hospital management.

A battery cell joint venture would be the first for Hyundai, viewed as a relative latecomer to the EV market.

The pair were a relative latecomer to their campaign following Lyttle's, switch from the Europe class due to rival Aishling Bowman's superior results.

Well-known Islamic preachers and soccer celebrities took to the podium in Cairo to endorse Brotherhood candidate Mohamed Mursi, a relative latecomer to the race.

Toyota Motor 7203.T, a relative latecomer to China, sold 362,000 cars in the country in the first six months, up 27 percent.

CityDev, a relative latecomer in the Chinese market, set up its China unit in the third quarter of 2010 with S$300 million.

Sykes and Wharton were relative latecomers to Lizzy, but Gorham was there from the real glory days of the 1970s.