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Meanings of relatively small in English

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Usage of relatively small in English
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However, the Commission said Platinum was a relatively small player in Europe.
Reuters
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So far the number of cases in Ireland has been relatively small.
The Irish Times
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There, one might effect great changes with relatively small expenditures of power.
Cities in Flight
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However, that finding was based on a relatively small number of cancers.
Reuters
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Merck, however, is relatively small with around 1 percent of the market.
Reuters
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Furthermore, the number of species studied was still relatively small, she says.
BBC
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But the industry is a relatively small part of the Canadian economy.
Reuters
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The statistical method used allows estimates of LE with relatively small datasets.
Pubmed
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Finally, the market remains relatively small, limiting the potential fallout from defaults.
Reuters
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In fact, right now, most bookies tend to be relatively small operations.
The new yorker
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Vinyl buyers may still be relatively small in number, but they're committed.
The Guardian
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But the commission is a relatively small percentage of the asking price.
The new yorker
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The stakes are relatively small for Capital One, executives said on Thursday.
Reuters
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It's a whole lot of power packed in a relatively small space.
Wired
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There are writers who take years to write a relatively small book.
Reuters
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Earnings increases at many other companies are expected to be relatively small.
Reuters
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Common
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