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Meanings of relatively straightforward in English

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Usage of relatively straightforward in English
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Those epidemics involved relatively straightforward and simple things- aproductand a message.
The tipping point: how little things can make a big difference
2
Albeit relatively straightforward to implement, this approach contains its own apparent restrictions.
Pubmed
3
As with physics, the first I found relatively straightforward, the second challenging.
The Guardian
4
It was originally going to be a relatively straightforward secondary world fantasy.
Seven Wonders of a Once and Future World & Other Stories
5
Not so long ago choosing a new car was relatively straightforward.
BBC
6
Take what ought to be the relatively straightforward question of numbers.
Radio NZ
7
In his absence, Limestone Lad was left with a relatively straightforward task .
The Irish Times
8
On the third day, relatively straightforward climbing led to the summit.
Climbing Magazine
9
For the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats, the answer is relatively straightforward.
The Guardian
10
The path to victory for the Coalition is thus relatively straightforward.
The Guardian
11
The operation was by then considered relatively straightforward by surgeons in the USA.
The Guardian
12
The process is speedy, relatively straightforward, and even happens when we are asleep.
The Irish Times
13
And most agreed the move from conventional to Islamic banking was relatively straightforward.
Reuters
14
It was one thing to smash a man's career: that was relatively straightforward.
Agent 6
15
Fulham deserved their lead and all three goals were relatively straightforward.
The Guardian
16
This is a relatively straightforward process for variables and named constants.
Mysql stored procedure programming
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Relatively straightforward through the time
Relatively straightforward across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common